Construction Site Bunkhouse Key Guide

If you are looking for some very cool loot in Tarkov and you end up getting tons of keys, you might just be throwing them away. Well, if you didn’t happen to know, you can use these said keys to unlock some very valuable doors with tons of rewards. In this guide, we will show you where to use the Construction Site Bunkhouse Key. Let’s get started.

Escape From Tarkov – Construction Site Bunkhouse Key Guide

The Construction Site Bunkhouse Key spawns in one of these locations:

Bags
Jackets
Scavengers and their Pockets

If you do find it in your adventure these here are the steps on how you can best use it to get some very cool rewards. Follow these steps one by one:

Step 1 – Fallen Crane

First of all, head to the very west side of the map and get to Fallen Crane. Then while here you will be inside the big construction zone and find a building looking like the one just shown in the picture above.

Step 2 – Open The Door

You will want to get on the second floor of the Bunkhouse and this door is where you actually can use the key to get some cool rewards. Congratulations! We hope that this guide has helped you out on what you need to do to be able to use the Construction Site Bunkhouse Key. Have fun getting here and enjoy the loot!

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