How do you build a foundation for the bunkie?

In this video, we will show you a way to do it. There are a lot of ways to build a foundation but we think the following is one of the easiest and simplest methods.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQcsT6n4dOU&t=2s Are you wondering how to stain and preserve your bunkie? We recommend a long lasting wood stain made by a Canadian company Sansin Corporation. Sansin SDF is a superior penetrating finish for wood in a wide range of natural, semi-transparent

0.08 1. Measuring Tape: This is helpful when you’re getting started. The logs in the Bunkie Kit are pre-measured and pre-cut, but the measuring tape will help you confirm the size. 0.28 2. Hammer: To knock the tongue and groove

Watch the ground-up construction of a bunkie from Bunkie Life in Southwestern Ontario. You will see it being built from beginning to end in just a few minutes. Bunkies are a great option if you are looking for extra room and bunkie kits make building a bunkie much easier.

Watch how easy it is to build a Log Cabin Bunkie. Pre-cut Northern Spruce tongue and groove logs fit strongly and securely together. You can build the Bunkie in 5-6 hours.

David Fraser explains that a building permit is not required for a structure occupying less than ten square metres (108 square feet), based on the Building Code Act, 1992. But be sure to check with your municipality.

I’d like to share the story about how I got into Bunkies and what problem they solved for me. I bought my first one in 2015. I needed additional space so Nan and Grandad could visit.