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Apply Window Arch Trim and Siding

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I Built A Luxury Playhouse Bunk Bed

What happens here

Carefully fit and attach the flexible PVC molding (previously prepared with kerf cuts for flexibility) to the arched window openings, securing it with a brad nailer. This trim provides a refined finish to the custom railings. Next, begin installing the white shiplap planks horizontally across the entire exterior of the playhouse bed structure. Measure and cut the planks to fit around the arched window railings and openings. Use a brad nailer to secure the shiplap, ensuring tight seams and a consistent appearance. This step transforms the raw frame into a finished playhouse exterior.

Goal: Attach pre-cut, flexible PVC molding with kerf cuts to the arched window openings for decorative trim. Then, install white shiplap planks as siding for the entire bed structure, cutting around the arched openings and creating a clean, finished exterior.

Tools and materials

  • Brad Nailer
  • Brad Nails
  • Flexible PVC Molding
  • Jigsaw
  • Pencil
  • Safety Glasses
  • Tape Measure
  • White Shiplap Planks

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gross. And I should be wearing a respirator. [snorts] Old Henry, old faithful Henry here brought us six sheets of MDF. Kyle, guess any guesses how much six sheets of MDF cost? Crappy material. Great to paint, but not the best for furniture. What do you think this cost? [music] >> Uh, based on my vast knowledge, probably about uh tree. >> Tree? Oh, actually over Oh, sorry. Bob Barker says you're over. You don't win the car. It's uh 300 bucks, which is a damn shame because I could have gotten away with using like uh yuka board or quarterinch maple, but it's got have so much flex in it, and I want the insides to be sturdy enough that if the kid wants to hang a picture in there, she can hang a damn picture. You Don't move it. Okay. All right, let's go. We're safe. Man, do I wish it was thinner, lighter, smaller pieces of material. No guts, no glory. Or in [snorts] my case, no back pain, no glory. >> What do you think, Kyle? Not bad, huh? >> Kind of looks like a box. Yeah, that's a box. All right. >> It's no windows in there. >> Oh, we're going to get windows. But I'm going to warn you right now. You're not going to like how we're going to get the windows. >> What do you mean? >> You're not going to like it. It's going to be real messy. Woo! Let's slice and dice, baby. Trim router. Let's go. Well, it's not a trim router. It's a trim router bit. And that's got to be a messy show. What happened? Oh, my trim piece broke off. Ah, son of a gun. This is starting to becoming one of America's dangerous jobs right here. I got my shirt completely covered. Oh, by the way, this is one of our newest shirts. Don't buy, just DIY. Don't buy a bunk bed. You can just go build one. Here's a QR code. Help support this channel. It's an absolute best way you can help us out so we can create more cool badass projects like this. And it's one of the best shirts we have. Go check

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