bed assembly instructions for standard bunking lofting beds

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Captain/Low Beds 1. For low bed: attach the short end to the bed with a short end. Both ends should match. For captain bed: remove rails and bed board from long end. Reattach rails in the top set of holes in both long ends. Make sure angle iron rails are positioned to prevent bed board from moving. 2. Additional parts will be needed if both beds are Captained (two long bed ends for each bed). Bunk Beds 1. To bunk your beds you will need additional parts (four corner pins), and a ladder if your bed end is not free. Parts will be available on the first day of check-in and on a day following (check with staff). 2. Remove a short end from one bed and a long end from the other bed and switch them. 3. Check out pins at bed-part check out area. Place four pins in top corner of corner posts on the long bed ends. 4. Pick up bed with short bed ends and place on pins in the long ends. 5. Make sure the metal rail is placed so that the bed board sits within the angle of the rail. 6. Guardrails on both sides of the top bunk are recommended. Lofts 7. The bed end may be used as a ladder or you may check out a ladder to access the top bunk. 1. To loft your bed you will need additional parts (one long bed end, one short bed end, two rails, 4 pins, and 8 bolts). Parts will be available on the first day of check-in and on a day following (check with staff). 2. Remove long end from your bed and replace it with the short end from your loft set. Both bed ends should now match. 3. Bolt two side rails from the loft kit to the upper and lower sets of holes in the long bed ends. Rails should be on the same side of the bed ends and positioned against the wall. 4. Place pins in tops of corner posts on long bed ends and set bed on top. 5. Guard rails on both side of the top bunk are recommended. 6. The bed end may be used as a ladder or you may check out a ladder to access the top bunk. Rev 8/30/10-U Res—K Neely 2
Barrier Free Beds 1. To configure your bed in the Barrier Free position, you will need bed parts labeled "Barrier Free." These parts are available in Edens and Fairhaven 1. If you need a Barrier Free bed in another location, contact facilities at 650-3556 to make arrangements for a bed to be delivered to your location. 2. Barrier Free beds must be set up in the Singles position. The bed will have two bed ends that are each 37" high. 3. Turn both bed ends so the label "barrier free" is upside down. 4. Install bed rails in middle set of holes. This will put the top of the mattress at approximately 22" from the floor. 5. Make sure angle iron rails are positioned to prevent the bed board from moving. 6. If you have a roommate it will be necessary for them to loft their bed and put some of the furniture under the loft so that both of you will have more floor space. Things for which to check If the beds are bunked or lofted, is there a pin in each leg connecting the top to the bottom? Do the top legs fit all the way down on the steel pins? If not try flipping the end over. Do the metal rails hold the bed board within them and not allow the bed board to move from side to side? Are two rails installed against the wall on the tall bed ends when the bed is lofted? Are all the bolts securely fastened? Bed Setup for Check-Out You are responsible for returning the beds to the positions that they were in when you checked in. Return the bed parts that you checked out at the beginning of the year. Check the list below to see how the beds should be set up in your room. Most beds are initially set up in the singles position. Single beds for check out The tall ends will have the holes showing on top of the uprights and the short ends will be positioned so that the holes in the legs are nearer to the floor. Horizontal slats on the bed ends will be the top of the frame. Bed rails and bed deck will be about 9 inches from the floor. Check that the metal rails hold the bed board between them and that the bed board does not move from side to side. Singles Edens North Edens Hall Fairhaven Residences 1-10 except as noted below Higginson Highland Mathes Nash Ridgeway Alpha Ridgeway Delta Ridgeway Kappa Ridgeway Omega Ridgeway Sigma Most of Ridgeway Beta and Gamma are set up with box beds. They are not bunking lofting beds and are set up as singles. Rev 8/30/10-U Res—K Neely 3
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