How to build a bunk bed between two walls
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Love the look in picture above. Desks could go under it. If the walls are closer together you could stack them (like most bunkbeds) and either make a stand alone one that slides into the area or you could build the frame attached to the wall studs. Just do any type of search, even using this long sentence "how to build bunkbeds between two walls"!! You can try searching Hometalk or search the internet using Google, Firefox...whatever one you like.