Take a virtual tour of Nelson Treehouse's latest treehouse. Tucked away in the woods, this treehouse classroom was crafted for educational encounters with the feathered friends at Ohio Bird Sanctuary! Meander down a 200 foot ADA accessible ramp into an airy pavilion where you'll experience an up close encounter with one of the sanctuary birds. The real show stopper of this treetop classroom is the wing-inspired roof, split down the middle that gives the impression the treehouse is rising up to the sky just like the birds in flight!
Follow along as Pete Nelson demonstrates how to build a safe treehouse with a wider platform using our NEW Tree Fort Yoke Hardware. This 3 part series cover how to build/install the wooden yoke and how to install beams to get your platform started. To the trees!
Trees are responding so well to the hardware used in connecting structures to living trees that we are now in a time where treehouses are expanding out from our backyards and moving into public spaces; parks, schools, and work places. It is important to get more people into the trees so that we foster stewards who will protect and expand our cherished forest environments. Nelson became excited about treehouses at the age of 5 when his dad built him a tree fort behind the garage of their Ridgewood, New Jersey home, but it wasn't until 1987 that he built his first adult treehouse in his Colorado Springs backyard. He is a graduate of Colorado College in Colorado Springs. Pete Nelson is a designer and builder who has specialized in treehouse construction for over three decades. He has published six books on the subject, and hosted 11 seasons of Animal Planet’s hit television show, Treehouse Masters. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.
Watch as the Nelson Treehouse crew builds the luxurious Ananda Treehouse at TreeHouse Point. Featuring Pete Nelson & his twin boys, Henry & Charlie, this is the story behind the build of this ADA accessible treehouse at the world famous, family-owned, treehouse bed & breakfast located 22 miles east of Seattle, Washington, USA - TreeHouse Point.
This is the 1st video in a series hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse platform using our Tree Fort Hardware System. In this video, Pete goes over the each of the hardware components in the system and their basic function. Later in the series he will go into specific installation instructions for each component. Our Tree Fort Hardware System (referred to as "Backyard Hardware" in this video series) is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos. NOTE: Pete refers to this system as the "backyard" treehouse hardware. This is the same as the "Tree Fort" Hardware seen on our website.
To watch the full video series CLICK HERE
Watch the Nelson Treehouse and Supply crew as they construct another luxury treehouse on the San Juan Islands. This timelapse video documents the whole construction, from start to finish.
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