Outdoor entertainment humpy using recycled materials

Bbundywood01

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The project:

we call this our outdoor Humpy

Made from all recycled materials where available. Polished concrete floors , Oregon outside walls ,ceiling pellet boards from Bunnings.

Kitchen from hardwood pellets and other recycled timber..Doors on external are all diy made from recycled red gum. Windows recycled from an old veranda.The light shades are from old voting ballet boxes.

Everything has been made from diy and Bunnings was our only hardware store involved and my husband has worn a track to Bunnings and is also on first name basis now with all staff.

- Materials:

nails

Screws

Sandpaper

Glue

Laquer

Handles

Sand paper pads

Down pipe

Plaster sheets

Concrete bags

- Tools:

belt slanderer
orbital sander

Marita power drill

Screw gun

Cut off saw

Electric hand saw

Angle grinder Mikita

Ozito spray gun

- Step 1:

concrete slab from hand mixer using bags of concrete from Bunnings

- Step 2:

framing went up purchased from Bunnings

Trusses made and lifted into position

- Step 3:

Made all the doors from recycled red gum and glass from tip shop

- Step 4:

put windows an doors in

- Step 5:

lined the walls using pellet boards from Bunnings pellets and plaster from bunnings

- Step 6:

Lined the ceiling with pellet boards

- Step 7:

painted the pellet boards and walls with Bunnings paint

- Step 8:

Iron on roof was put on cluttering then down pipes

- Step 9:

Outside paths and drainage around building

- Step 10:

kitchen the last step made from hardwood pellets from Bunnings and installed

EricL

Hello @Bbundywood01

The amount of creativity and craftsmanship that has gone into your outdoor humpy really shines through. From the recycled Oregon cladding and handcrafted Red Gum doors to the repurposed windows and unique light shades made from old ballot boxes, every detail has its own story and adds so much character. It's especially impressive that you built so much of it yourselves using recycled materials alongside supplies from Bunnings. It looks like a warm, welcoming retreat that's full of personality and a wonderful reflection of your dedication and DIY skills. We'd love to see some progress photos from the build, especially the recycled materials being transformed into the beautiful space you have today.

Thank you for sharing such an excellent project.

Eric