Inside the SW-006 Three-Person Dormitory Bed Display
Video Description
Tour the SW-006 three-person dormitory bed display, showing its mixed bunk-and-loft layout, central ladder, lower bed, long study desk and overhead bookcase.
Take a short showroom look at the SW-006 Three-Person Dormitory Bed, a combined campus-accommodation unit with three sleeping positions and an integrated study area. The camera opens on the left bunk section, central steel ladder and the study zone beneath the right loft bed, then moves closer to the lower berth before pulling back toward the showroom aisle.
Visible details include the gray-and-natural-wood finish, upper guard panels, ladder rails, lower sleeping position, long desktop, open bookcase and an end cabinet beneath the desk. Display books and the mattress are presentation items and do not confirm the standard supply package.
The approved SW-006 configuration combines two sleeping positions in the left bunk section with one elevated position above the right study area. It is not a triple-decker bed. Review the SW-006 product page for approved specifications, and confirm room dimensions, clearances, included components and project requirements before quotation.
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FAQ
What does the SW-006 dormitory bed showroom video show?
The video shows the SW-006 mixed bunk-and-loft layout, including the lower-left sleeping position, upper frame and guard panels, central ladder, long study desk, overhead bookcase and an end cabinet.
Is SW-006 a three-level bunk bed?
No. SW-006 has two sleeping positions in the left bunk section and one loft-bed position above the right study area. The three positions are not stacked vertically in three levels.
Are the mattress, books and study accessories included?
The video shows showroom presentation items. Mattress, chairs, books, computers and other accessories must be listed separately and confirmed in the quotation if they are required.
What should a buyer provide for an SW-006 room review?
Provide room dimensions, intended occupancy, door and window positions, aisle and ladder clearances, power locations, mattress requirements, study-area needs, quantity, destination and installation responsibility.