Tiny Treehouse Assembly Guide
Before You Begin
Here’s what you’ll need to assemble your Tiny Treehouse:
Cutting board – Protects your table or workspace when cutting out the elements.
Something straight with an edge (like a paint mixing stick) – Helps make folding easier and ensures sharp, clean folds.
Scissors – For cutting connection points.
Knife – Useful for cutting precise connection points.
Tweezers (optional but helpful) – Makes handling small pieces easier.
Step 2: Build the Walls
Start by building the walls of the Tiny Treehouse, and use the edge of something straight to help fold the walls neatly.
Align the fold lines and press firmly to create a sharp 90-degree angle.
Repeat this on all sides until the walls form a square shape.
Don’t fold the roof yet! We’ll get to that later.
Step 5: Attach the Base to the Walls
Align the tabs on the base with the corresponding slits on the walls.
Insert the tabs and bend the base slightly downward so it forms a 90-degree angle and fits snugly to the bottom of the house.
Fold the tabs on the inside to lock everything securely in place.
Repeat on all four sides.
Step 8: Assemble the Rope Ladder
Cut out all the rungs of the ladder, and cut the rope into two equal pieces.
Tie small knots at the bottom of each rope, about 1–1.5 cm from the end.
Thread the rope through the small holes in each rung
Continue tying knots and adding rungs until the ladder is complete.
Match the knots on both sides for the best result!
Step 9: Assemble the Swing
Fold the seat panel in half and bend the side tabs upwards to form the seat.
Take the swing bar and slide the small tab through the slit in the round piece.
When the T-shaped end hits the round piece, it’s in place—fold it slightly to ensure it stays straight.
Thread the small tab on the swing bar through the slit on the side of the seat and bend the tab upwards to secure it.
Repeat this process on the other side to complete the swing.
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