On this episode we deal with the water situation in the kitchen, and replace the low-powered USB pumps with a 12v RV water pump.

On this episode, Matt shows off his new work bibs and starts carving a path down to the lake, on one of the hottest days of the month.

On this episode we work on cleaning up a lot of the broken trees at the Bunkie, while answering your submitted questions!

Last time we built the kitchen; today we're installing it into the Bunkie Tiny Cabin. For the past year we've been using a folding plastic table, and while that provides the basic necessities - it's just not cutting it.

On this episode I spend some time in the garage fabricating a mini kitchen for our tiny cabin in the woods. The goal of it, is to be an off grid bunkie so the kitchen needs to have some sort of sink and water supply and potentially a source for cooking food.

On this episode a water shortage makes Matt and Mouse determined to get to the lake.

On this episode we tackle a crucial project for our off-grid forest cabin - building a DIY woodshed!

Join Mouse and me for an easy going Canada Day weekend at our cozy off-grid bunkie as we roll up our sleeves and tackle some much-needed tree removal to improve our little slice of paradise.

Mouse and I tackled a series of small yet essential tasks to make our cabin summer-ready.

Join us on an amazing journey as we transform a bare piece of land into a cozy off-grid cabin retreat. This compilation video takes you through the entire build process of our BunkieLife cabin kit

On this episode we upgrade the luxury level of the tiny cabin and install vinyl plank flooring. The end result is pretty nice; an easy to clean, waterproof floor that helps keep the heat in the bunkie !

Matt and Jody tackle dangerous trees that are one wind-storm away from taking out our tiny cabin.

We add a basic sink and water facilities for handwashing in our outhouse.

We've been saving up for this one, for a looooong time. Finally - the day is here! We spend the day installing our Cubic Mini stove into our Bunkielife Hideaway tiny cabin.

We install a diesel heater in our Tiny Cabin so that we can take advantage of the amazing (but cold) snowy weather at the bunkie.

After a relatively successful installation of the metal roof on our main tiny cabin bunkie, we press on and to get the roof installed on the bathroom out-house.

After a heavy rain storm, we find a flaw in our bunkie door!

Jody and I spend a weekend adding insulation and metal roofing, transforming our rustic retreat into a cozy winter haven.

We tackle tasks like building a fire pit and prepping the bunkie for its metal roof that arrives next episode!, all while enjoying the beauty of nature of this amazing place.

From 'rustic' steps and tree clearing to chilling out with the wildlife; this long weekend was the epitome of why we built our cabin kit bunkie.