Living in a Western Michigan University residence hall and want to loft your bed? Here's a quick how-to guide. All the parts you need are already in your room.
We let students choose if they want to loft their beds and what height they want the loft. It can be set as low as 18 inches or higher than 5 feet. Maintenance would need that information from all 4,000+ students on campus, and it would take weeks for them to finish. Setting up your own loft is easy and you can do it when you arrive. No need to wait!
@@leavemealone9637 The stabilizing bar is needed so the loft does not rock (essential item). It is the big board at the back of the loft at the 1 minute mark. The security bar at the 1:12 mark is designed to prevent you from rolling out of the bed. We recommend using it, but it is a personal choice. There is a waiver you can sign at move-in indicating you do not want to use the security bar. If you do that, then store it in the closet.
Why doesn’t matience put that up ?
We let students choose if they want to loft their beds and what height they want the loft. It can be set as low as 18 inches or higher than 5 feet. Maintenance would need that information from all 4,000+ students on campus, and it would take weeks for them to finish. Setting up your own loft is easy and you can do it when you arrive. No need to wait!
@@lauradarrah8998 Thank you. Is the additional the security bar optional?
@@leavemealone9637 The stabilizing bar is needed so the loft does not rock (essential item). It is the big board at the back of the loft at the 1 minute mark. The security bar at the 1:12 mark is designed to prevent you from rolling out of the bed. We recommend using it, but it is a personal choice. There is a waiver you can sign at move-in indicating you do not want to use the security bar. If you do that, then store it in the closet.