The finished product is special, unique, durable, enjoyable, and as eye-catching as any full-sized lodge.

The Lewis playhouse construction process:

Designed to last, the floor frame for the structure is made out of pressure treated 2x8 lumber with a double rim joist all around.  The subfloor is pressure treated 3/4" plywood as well.
	Sandy checking out the project!
Another view...  even the roof system is completely log construction.  The window splines and bucks are installed at this point.
	Now complete with stain and chinking, the Lewis Lodge is ready to deliver!  The ceiling is tongue-and-grooved and  insulated, and the electrical is conpleted.
A view of the front gable, highlighted by the recessed lights and a character log truss.
	Note the hand-crafted dutch door!
Let's go inside!
	Note the cedar slab window sills.  Playhouses are wired for lights, but no outlets unless requested lest the curious little ones be tempted!  This model was wired with switch controlled outlets.
Let's go up and check out the loft!
	The structure is created with as much unique detail as possible.  No two houses are the same and the result is a little Lodge that pleases all who appreciate fine craftsmanship.
A loft complete with log railing and accessed by a log ladder is a child's dream!  Plenty of room for sleep-overs in this one!
	The view from the loft.
Loaded and ready for delivery.
	Unloading....
... and set in place, already being enjoyed by all ages!