Little remodeler playhouse

Abstract

A playhouse kit which includes a building constructed of melamine, white board or a wood or plastic product that when completely finished leaves a paintable outside surface and a clean, slick, nonporous inside surface. The kit also includes two cans of water color paint, a paintbrush, paint roller and paint tray, allowing the child to paint the playhouse. It comes with plain paper with no design, stamps, and stamp pad(s) so that the child can make their own wallpaper which has an adhesive already sprayed on one side, giving the wallpaper the ability to be applied, taken down and reapplied repeatedly. The kit also comes with elongated plastic pieces made to resemble brick and elongated plastic pieces made to resemble cedar wood panels to be added to the front of the playhouse. Plastic materials with a shake roof appearance, being rough, uneven and wooden in appearance are also included to be added to the plastic roof. Plastic, stone look squares are included to be added to the plastic floor completing the remodeling of the playhouse.

1 . A playhouse kit being made preferably of melamine, white board or of a wood or plastic material when completely finished leaves a paintable outside surface and a clean, slick, nonporous inside surface, comprised of at least four walls, one side including a window ( FIG. 1C ) and one side including a doorway ( FIG. 1A ), a back wall ( 1 B) and a side wall ( 1 D) with no windows or doors, with the said back wall and said side walls of said playhouse being connected with elongated plastic pieces ( 3 A) having two sections connected at a 90 degree angel, each said section having one slot which enables said walls to slide in at a 90 degree angel, said side walls and said front wall being connected with an elongated plastic piece ( 3 B) which is comprised of two sections, one with one slot for the insertion of said side walls at a 90 degree angle and one section with two slots, one for the insertion of said front wall at a 90 degree angle and the other slot allowing for the insertion of additional materials which slide in over the top of said front wall and are used to alter the appearance of said playhouse, said additional materials being elongated pieces of plastic ( 5 A) and  5 B) part of which are approximately 6″ wide and the length of the corner piece to the door opening and part being 6″ wide and the length of said front wall of said playhouse, part being made to resemble brick and part being made to resemble cedar wood slates, and also including a roof which may be made of four pieces being connected with tabs and slots or being made of one piece ( 4 A,  4 B,  4 C and  4 D), having elongated plastic pieces on both sides ( 3 D) of the longer section of said roof, each containing a groove or slot which allows for the insertion of another material over the top of said roof and also having an elongated piece of plastic ( 3 E) on the bottom of each longer section of said roof, allowing for said material to butt up against it after being inserted, holding it in place on said roof, said material being plastic elongated pieces ( 5 C) being approximately 6″ wide and the length of the longer portion of said roof, being made to resemble shake roofing material, being raised, uneven and wooden in appearance and a floor member ( 2 A) being made of plastic and being the correct size to fit said playhouse and also containing at least 2 cans of water color paint ( 6 A), a small paint brush ( 6 B), small paint roller ( 6 C) and a small paint tray ( 6 D)  
   
   
       2 . A playhouse kit as mentioned in claim one which includes a colored stamp pad ( 6 E) or pads and stamps ( 6 F), being preferably but not limited to the likeness of flowers, toys, animals, trucks, cars and cartoon figures and also including sheets of plain white paper ( 6 G) the length of the inside walls of said playhouse and approximately twelve inches wide, being enough in quantity to completely cover the inside walls of said playhouse and having a light adhesive on one side, said paper being separated by sheets of wax paper ( 6 H), being the same in number as said plain pieces of paper and also including square plastic tile look pieces ( 5 D) which are approximately 12″ by 12″ in dimension and are placed over the existing said plastic floor unit.