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Anonymous users2024-02-15The choice of upper or lower berth in the dormitory should be based on your personal situation. Here are some considerations for your consideration:
1.Physical condition: If you are physically stronger, the top bunk may be suitable for you, as you can exercise by climbing ladders. And if you are weak and the height of the bunk is higher, the lower bunk may be more suitable because you can avoid the risk of falling when you roll over or get out of bed.
2.Study environment: If you need to read quietly or need a better learning environment, the lower bunk may be more suitable for you, as the lower bunk generally does not have the noise of the upper bunk jumping up and down or moving.
3.Habits: If you go to bed late or need to move around a lot, the top bunk may be more suitable for you, as you can keep items under the bed, such as a tray or chair, that you need at hand.
To sum up, when choosing an upper or lower bunk, you should consider your physical condition, learning environment and living habits, and make comprehensive trade-offs to find the most suitable solution for yourself.
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Anonymous users2024-02-14If you are more timid or insecure, it is recommended to choose the lower bunk. The lower bunk is relatively closer to the ground, which is relatively safe, and it is not easy to cause dangerous events such as falling objects from heights.
If you need to get out of bed frequently, it is recommended to choose the lower berth, as it is easier to get in and out.
If you prefer your own private space, it is recommended to choose the upper bunk. The top bunk is relatively more private, so if you need a separate space to work or study, the top bunk will be more suitable.
In conclusion, the choice between the upper and lower bunks is a very personal decision. Before choosing, consider your preferences, needs, and habits, consider the pros and cons, and make the decision that suits you best.
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Anonymous users2024-02-13Choosing between the upper and lower bunks depends on personal habits and needs, and here are some factors that may help.
Advantages of the upper bunk:
More space: The high height of the top bunk allows you to place items under the bed and save space.
Better privacy: The top bunk is mostly higher above the ground, allowing for a more private rest.
Convenient for drying items: The upper bunk is closer to the window, making it more convenient to dry clothes.
Advantages of the lower bunk:
Easy to get in and out: The lower bunk is low off the floor, making it easier to get in and out of the bed.
Wider range of activities: In small dormitories, the lower berth position can be more convenient for movement.
Safer: It is not easy to fall out of bed when sleeping in the lower bunk, and the safety is better.
In addition, it is necessary to take into account the actual situation, such as the bunk of the roommate, the size of the bed, the surrounding environment and atmosphere, etc. It is best to consult with your roommates to make the most suitable choice for your personal situation.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12The size of the bed in the university dormitory: W2000*D980*H180mm. Some dormitories are 4-person rooms, some 6-person rooms, and some 8-person rooms.
The number of people is different, but the size of the upper and lower beds is not much different. The size of the standard dormitory bed is 1900mm*1000mm, and the conditions are slightly different. The bed may be a bit small.
The size is only 1900mm*900mm.
There are generally specific standards for the size of single beds in student dormitories. However, different schools can choose different standards. For example, there are four benchmarks for length: 180 cm, 186 cm, 200 cm, and 210 cm.
The width of a single bed in a dormitory is generally 90 cm, 105 cm, and 120 cm.
The two most commonly used size standards are length 180 cm, width 90 cm, length 180 cm, and width 85 cm.
The size of the bed in a university dormitory is generally determined by the size of the dormitory and the number of occupants, but it is common for university dormitories to use bunk beds. At this time, the bed is long, wide, and the bed is meters high. In a bedroom for two or four people, the bed inside is generally in the form of a table under the bed, with a bed length of 2 meters, a width of meters, and a height of the bed in meters.
The lower bunk gets off the bed and falls under the bed without pain, unlike the upper bunk that turned over and fell off, both of the front teeth fell off, and the computer changed to the lower bunk, because it was going to be plugged in, and it was troublesome to go to the upper bunk, and the ls said that the plug-in board you want to make the lower bunk a conductive current?? The approach we give you doesn't mean that it's best to think about it, depending on the situation.
Paving is relatively self-reliant and self-reliant, and it is not easy to be harmed by others. Paving is also very easy to keep clean and tidy. If there are some people in the dormitory, and the tables and chairs are not enough to sit, everyone will continue to choose to pave instead of paving at the beginning, so the chance of paving being disturbed by others is relatively rare. >>>More
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In my opinion it is good. Boys are beaten and noisy but don't like to clean up.,Living in the lower bunk will generally become a battlefield and temporary habitat for dormitory members.,It's hard to keep it tidy.,And every time you check the house, you basically only look at the lower bunk.,If you don't get it right, you'll be trained.,So I think the upper bunk is good.。
Some university dormitories have bunk beds, and the lower bunk is more likely to get dirty than the upper bunk, but there are still many people who prefer the lower bunk for the following reasons: First, the lower bunk is very convenient. You don't need to climb up and down to sleep on the lower bunk, you can sleep upside down, and it is also better to dry the quilt and spread the quilt; Second, sleeping in the bunk doesn't disturb others. >>>More