Although slow, the tree bog is progressing! Here are the latest pictures:
The roof went on today. I chose to use transparent corrugated plastic sheeting, to provide a smooth, clean surface for collecting rainwater (for handwashing), and for a light, airy feel.
I also built the door frame and started the feather edge board cladding. This will go up to a metre above the floor, with reed screening above this.
The picture above shows the "hole". A wooden box will be built above this in a rather nice varnished mahogany finish (salvaged from the bath panel in our still-being-refurbished bathroom! A standard pine loo seat (also salvaged from the bathroom) will complete the "business end".
The rectangle in the picture is salvaged from the packaging a piece of equipment came in. It's made of plywood. I thought I'd use this to make a window that can be obscured with a small roller blind. In this way the bog could double as a photographic hide. (Don't knock it till you've tried it!)
Here's the view up through the roof. Inspiring, no? Less of a bog, more a cathedral to celebrate the human digestive system!
Nice progress, love the view through the roof too :-)
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