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=2sAre 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 and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jylqEkB_nbM 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

Look inside the Bunkie with three-dimensional virtual reality. You can start imagining where you would like to set up your furniture and how you would decorate your Bunkie.

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.

David Fraser explains how you can get a Bunkie delivered to your home or cottage. Bunkie Life could deliver it or you could use a truck and trailer to pick it up at our warehouse in Mississauga, ON.

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.

David Fraser interviews Jennifer, a paint and stain expert from Timber Mart in Hillsburgh, ON to answer your questions. She explains stain vs. paint, how often to re-treat and cost.