dulc3refugio

So I was wondering... is it a good to have your bed lofted in the dorm buildings? Are the desks under the bed spacious?

klav

bump! i would also like an opinion about lofting my bed. Is there enough space to sit up? Can you loft it only one level so that only your dresser fits under?

meestasi

I would wait until I get to see the room before deciding whether or not to loft the bed.

ttgivencej

Take a look at Loft Bed, Bunk Beds and Platform Beds for Home and College. They customize the loft based on your ceiling height.

vladsinger

^ No, don't do that.

From the Residential Hall rules here: http://www.campuslife.cornell.edu/ca...-09-final2.pdf

"Residents are not allowed to use home made or purchased lofting units. Any found in
non-compliance will be charged for the removal and are subject to disciplinary action. If
a resident wishes to have their bed lofted, it must be done via a work request through
Campus Life Facilities staff. Lofting requests where applicable are accepted for 30 days
after opening or until supplies run out, whichever comes first."

And don't use cinderblocks - they charge $25/block to remove them lol.

I would like to have a lofted bed though

ZFanatic

^ lol. I wish they could've seen my DHW hosts room last fall...

Self lofted bunk beds using duct tape to make room on the floor for pre-frosh.