Dimensions:
16"H x 36"W x 79"L
This is a free standing bed with closed sides that taper in, to create ample toe space. It is best used in a dormitory setting away from the walls. It can be left loose, permanently anchored or weight can be added to restrict its mobility.
It is popular with juvenile facilities, since its design is not as intimidating as the traditional steel bunk, yet it is built to withstand high abuse. Another popular user are assisted living facilities, where features such as non-absorbent washable sufaces, rounded corners and edges together with the one piece construction, make for a safe environment
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Dimensions:
16"H x 36"W x 79"L
This is a free standing bed with closed sides that taper in, to create ample toe space. It is best used in a dormitory setting away from the walls. It can be left loose, permanently anchored or weight can be added to restrict its mobility.
It is popular with juvenile facilities, since its design is not as intimidating as the traditional steel bunk, yet it is built to withstand high abuse. Another popular user are assisted living facilities, where features such as non-absorbent washable sufaces, rounded corners and edges together with the one piece construction, make for a safe environment
Dimensions:
16"H x 36"W x 79"L
This is a free standing bed with closed sides that taper in, to create ample toe space. It is best used in a dormitory setting away from the walls. It can be left loose, permanently anchored or weight can be added to restrict its mobility.
It is popular with juvenile facilities, since its design is not as intimidating as the traditional steel bunk, yet it is built to withstand high abuse. Another popular user are assisted living facilities, where features such as non-absorbent washable sufaces, rounded corners and edges together with the one piece construction, make for a safe environment
Dimensions:
16"H x 36"W x 79"L
This is a free standing bed with closed sides that taper in, to create ample toe space. It is best used in a dormitory setting away from the walls. It can be left loose, permanently anchored or weight can be added to restrict its mobility.
It is popular with juvenile facilities, since its design is not as intimidating as the traditional steel bunk, yet it is built to withstand high abuse. Another popular user are assisted living facilities, where features such as non-absorbent washable sufaces, rounded corners and edges together with the one piece construction, make for a safe environment
