A-Frame Reno - Exterior

 

    

  

Because the house is large, and my craft room is on the small side, I needed the house to be mobile so I was easily able to move it around and out of the way.  I placed the three sections of the house on separate boards with casters so the house can roll easily.  The boards are connected with hinges and latches, so that they can be locked in place or opened up to access the individual rooms.  

I trimmed out the boards with a grass mat I purchased on Amazon so that I had a little bit of a garden, and added a picket fence, potting bench, and topiary. I am still hoping to add some comfy seating and a fire pit to the back yard someday! 

Hope you enjoyed my A-Frame reno project! 

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