How is the traditional bunk bed arranged?

Although bunk beds in dormitories are a conservative method, there is no doubt that this method is practical. However, for a new generation of parents, the design of bunk beds in dormitories has long been unable to adapt to this era of gradual abolition of bunk beds. After all, even in ordinary universities, bunk beds are mostly replaced by the design of getting a table under the bed.

One of the solutions is to partition the room, which is unnecessary. After all, as twins, the two children are not neighbors who basically don't communicate, and partition will also lead to more crowded areas with slightly narrower space, so soft partition measures are necessary. However, this soft partition does not actually increase the area of the bedroom, so the bed setting requires two single beds. There are many ways of soft partition, but placing two single beds in different areas of the room can achieve the goal.

Putting a bedside table between two single beds will avoid the strangeness caused by partition. After all, a pair of twin children should be close to each other, and the purpose of optimizing the living environment can be achieved without zoning.

One of the disadvantages of double beds in dormitory is that people in the lower bunk will feel a little depressed, and the linkage effect between the upper bunk and the lower bunk will often cause the two sides to remain unchanged. At this time, we can choose a novel bunk bed. The spatial relationship between the new bunk beds is perpendicular to each other, which can not only avoid the mutual interference between the bunk beds, but also avoid the sense of depression when children sleep in the bunk beds.

No matter how you design it, one thing to follow is to make the children live comfortably, so that we can make the next arrangement. It is suggested to give children their own choices, so that children can really understand which form they like.