Bunked Floor Plan

• Lenfestey & Walter Halls
• Warren/VanderPerren/Small/Long/Schaefer/Temp/Downham
• 3-D Representation of bunked beds

Lofted Floor Plan

• Lenfestey & Walter Halls
• Warren/VanderPerren/Small/Long/Schaefer/Temp/Downham
• 3-D Representation of lofted beds

Both Beds Down Floor Plan

• Lenfestey & Walter Halls
• Warren/VanderPerren/Small/Long/Schaefer/Temp/Downham
• 3-D Representation of both beds down

There is no charge for the first bed configuration requests.  A $50.00 charge per student will apply for subsequent requests.

Students who currently live on campus need not be present when staff alter the bed configuration, however all personal belongings must  be removed from the desk, dresser, beds, and the immediate area near the beds.  If rooms are not prepared accordingly, the request may not be completed.

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Traditional Apartments
Buildings 3312-3334

Beds will be in a bunked formation unless otherwise requested. It is not necessary to submit a bunk/lofting request if you and your roommate prefer to have your beds bunked.

Options available:

1. Bunked beds - standard room set-up
   Most students prefer having the beds in their room bunked to allow for more floor space and versatility in terms of arranging your room.  This configuration provides the most efficient use of floor space.
2. Debunked - both beds on floor
   This option allows for students who prefer not to have elevated beds.
3. Lofted beds - Allows for maximum use of floor space with the desk with beds raised within 21 inches of the ceiling. The dresser and desk serve as support for the bed. One or both roommates may choose to have their beds lofted.  All lofting must be done by maintenance personnel.  Disadvantages include minimum distance between bed and ceiling.

You may also move the furniture around in your room, but not into the closet or in front of the windows in a manner that would block access through the window in the event of a fire. Closet doors may not be removed.

There is no charge for the first bed configuration requests.  A $50.00 charge per student will apply for subsequent requests.

Students who currently live on campus need not be present when staff alter the bed configuration, however all personal belongings must  be removed from the desk, dresser, beds, and the immediate area near the beds.  If rooms are not prepared accordingly, the request may not be completed.

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Residence Halls
Lenfestey, Walter, Small, Warren, Vanderperren, Schaefer, Long, Temp and Downham Halls

Beds will be in a bunked formation unless otherwise requested. It is not necessary to submit a bunk/lofting request if you and your roommate prefer to have your beds bunked.

Options available:

1. Bunked beds - standard room set-up
   Most students prefer having the beds in their room bunked to allow for more floor space and versatility in terms of arranging your room.  This configuration provides the most efficient use of floor space.
2. Debunked - both beds on floor
   This option allows for students who prefer not to have elevated beds.
3. Lofted beds - Allows for maximum use of floor space with the desk with beds raised within 21 inches of the ceiling. The dresser and desk serve as support for the bed. One or both roommates may choose to have their beds lofted.  All lofting must be done by maintenance personnel.  Disadvantages include minimum distance between bed and ceiling.

Guidelines:
You may also move the furniture around in your room, but not into the closet or in front of the windows in a manner that would block access through the window in the event of a fire. Closet doors may not be removed. Closet doors may not be removed.

There is no charge for the first bed configuration requests.  A $50.00 charge per student will apply for subsequent requests.

Preparing your room or apartment

Students who currently live on campus need not be present when staff alter the bed configuration, however all personal belongings must  be removed from the desk, dresser, beds, and the immediate area near the beds.  If rooms are not prepared accordingly, the request may not be completed.

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Apartment-Style Residence Halls
(Robishaw, Harden, Thompson, Liebl, and Haevers Halls)

Options available:

1. Junior loft
   This configuration can be done using a rubber mallet available from the Community Center. A junior loft at the highest position will allow placement of a dresser under the bed.

You may also move the furniture around in your room, but not in front of windows in a manner that would block access through the window in the event of a fire.

There is no charge for the first bed configuration requests.  A $50.00 charge per student will apply for subsequent requests.

Students who currently live on campus need not be present when staff alter the bed configuration, however all personal belongings must  be removed from the desk, dresser, beds, and the immediate area near the beds.  If rooms are not prepared accordingly, the request may not be completed.

Lofting/Debunking Request Form