Cardboard house
Reason why One day, while casually scrolling through YouTube, I stumbled across a few creators building cardboard forts. I was feeling a bit bored, so I figured—why not give it a shot myself? Finding recourse Before I began constructing, I measured my height (unconditional information) and the length of my shoulders from shoulder to shoulder. I visited Home Depot and, to my luck, managed to obtain a large, empty box for free. Although the box was almost large enough for me to fit into, I still needed an additional 18 inches. Fortunately, I found a box at my church that was the same size as the first box I had found. With all my resources gathered, it was time to start building. Building I started by hot gluing the two boxes together and trimming them down to match my height. Then I cut out the end of the bottom box to create a back door, and did the same with the top box to make a front entrance. To keep the front door shut, I used string as a simple latch. For ...