Jumpstart Your Day: A Royal Outhouse
See what's inside this interesting piece of structure
Are you familiar with outhouses? According to sources, it's a small structure that's separated from the main house. It covers a pit toiler or a removable container. The difference between an outhouse and an actual toilet is that an outhouse does not have a connection to plumbing or septic system.
In terms of design, outhouses are usually simple -- with a roof and a door made of wood. Some outhouses have a sink while other's don't. The owners of a summer cottage wanted to have a unique outhouse and you'll be amazed with the result. (diply.com)
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