Treehouse Design and Features

Ethan and ASA have completed a unique treehouse project in the Cabinet Mountains. The treehouse features a 360-degree rotation mechanism using parts from old cars, allowing it to face the sun at any time. The structure is custom-built without bolts or nails, using metal rings and gravity compression. It is made of milled pine wood and offers a panoramic view from 30 feet high. The project reflects innovative design and construction techniques, providing a beautiful and functional living space in the forest.

What unique feature does the treehouse have that allows it to rotate?

• A hydraulic system

• A set of old car parts

• A wind turbine

• A solar panel

How is the treehouse supported without using bolts or nails?

• By suspending it from cables

• With concrete pillars

• Through a system of metal rings and gravity compression

• By using wooden beams

What is the height of the treehouse?

• 35 feet

• 25 feet

• 30 feet

• 20 feet

What is the weight of the treehouse structure?

• 2,000 pounds

• 2,500 pounds

• 3,000 pounds

• 3,500 pounds

What material is used for the exterior of the treehouse?

• Metal sheets

• Milled pine wood

• Glass

• Brick

What is the size of the treehouse's interior?

• 200 square feet

• 250 square feet

• 100 square feet

• 150 square feet

What is the main benefit of the ship lap siding used on the treehouse?

• It forms a tight seal against weather

• It provides insulation

• It enhances the visual appeal

• It reduces construction costs

What is the purpose of the treehouse's ability to rotate 360 degrees?

• To adjust for wind direction

• To change the view and face the sun

• To increase stability

• To enhance its aesthetic appeal

How do the builders feel about the completion of the treehouse?

• Proud and excited

• Worried

• Indifferent

• Disappointed