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Bunnings

Came up in 25 episodes · 2018–2021

Josh compares the scale of Dude Perfect's office to 'Bunnings Collingwood.'

Discussed as the Australian hardware chain known for weekend sausage sizzles, compared to Home Depot.

Cited as an example of a brand whose branded cap (Bunnings hat) people choose to wear.

Tommy used a $50 Bunnings purchase (wheels and supplies) to build his pallet wall.

Tommy mentions buying materials from Bunnings for a secret construction project to be revealed August 17.

Mentioned in Gronk Emma's email as where she's heading to get supplies for home projects.

Phoebe describes a trip to Bunnings to buy tools after snapping a key in her apartment door lock.

Scooter mentions buying a colour-changing light from Bunnings.

Mason mentions buying succulents here over the weekend.

Where Jase bought his $750 inflatable hot tub during lockdown.

George was on set shooting a commercial for Bunnings via his agency, causing his absence.

Hardware store cited for its aisle occupancy limit signage during the pandemic.

Seb's dad bought planter boxes and 8kg of seed potatoes from Bunnings.

Seb mentioned buying a palm plant for his room setup from Bunnings.

Leah's friend suggests buying industrial-size toilet rolls from Bunnings when supermarkets ran out.

Referenced as the source of blow-up Christmas trees and Harry's mum's wooden Christmas pot.

Tommy describes overspending on a Bunnings voucher buying Christmas lights, plants and a hose.

Hardware store where Tommy and Josh bought construction shoes the night before the shoot.

Setting chosen by Mr. 97 for the closing improv sketch performed by the group.

Josh's dad immediately went to Bunnings to figure out materials after being jokingly asked to build a ramp for Bodhi.

Josh mentions renting a Bunnings van, during which he hit his head.

Location in Frankston where a 'prize pig' won a wheelbarrow in a radio station competition.

Hardware store where Josh rented and returned a van, leading to a customer service dispute.

Hardware store where Derek bought the $25 hammocks now used in the studio.

Referenced via the story of a man flying a drone to Bunnings to fetch a sausage sizzle sausage.