LPBW Fans Think A Project By Jeremy Roloff Is Dangerous

Little People, Big World fans have been watching Jeremy Roloff working on a new project for a while now. And, the more they see, the more TLC fans think it’s dangerous  Even his wife, Audrey Roloff felt a bit uncomfortable with it. Read on for more details.

Jeremy Roloff Works On Projects On The Farm

For a long time, Jeremy and Audrey hunted for their own piece of land. They were devastated when Matt Roloff wouldn’t allow them to buy a piece of his land. Just like Zach Roloff, they ended up getting their own small place. While they call it a farm, there doesn’t seem to be much farming going on. 

Matt Roloff was famous for his projects, and the bigger they were, the more he enjoyed doing them. The difference between Matt and his son, Jeremy Roloff seems to be that Matt will either consult with experts where needed, or subcontract if necessary. At the moment, some Little People, Big World fans kind of wish Matt was around to complete Jeremy’s project, 

TLC Fans Think The Project By Jeremy Roloff Is Dangerous

It’s easy to troll people; just drop an opinion and run. But this time, it’s not just about trolling. In fact, Little People, Big World fans seem genuinely concerned. And some of them are good at projects. If you don’t know, the former TLC star is building a climbing wall for the kids. At 15ft high, it’s close to a drop-off in the play area. 

This weekend, Jeremy Roloff finally confessed that he needed some help. On Reddit, Little People, Big World fan u/Watchtvordie wrote:

Wall update: “I’m in a bit of a bind, and I need your help.”

TLC fans who know what they are doing with wood seemed shocked when they took a closer look at the work that Jeremy Roloff had done on his climbing wall. Some of them lamented that he clearly didn’t have the right tools and he seemed a bit clueless. Here are some of their reactions:

• I literally do not know what to say. Apparently he doesn’t do pilot holes or lag bolts…
• If his judgment wasn’t questionable in deciding to build this to the height it is in the location he chose for it, then it definitely is for choosing to attempt to build it himself with no solid background. This is not one of the first big jobs I’d be choosing to do with very little experience. If you have to turn to social media to ensure you build it correctly, you probably shouldn’t trust your kids climbing on it!
• It looks like he forgot to account for the blade width when cutting his angles, which makes each board about an eighth of an inch too small. He’s forcing it in any way and expecting the woodscrews to tighten it up, but all of those eighths and one-degree angle mistakes start piling up.

What are your thoughts on Jeremy Roloff finally confessing that he’s stuck and needs help to complete his climbing wall for the kids? Do you think he should get help? Or, should he scrap the idea altogether? Sound off in the comments below, and come back here often for all your Little People, Big World news, updates, and spoilers.