You will need to fasten one side into studs and support the other side to posts supported by the floor. Plywood over a 2x4 frame can support the mattresses. Your design can be fancy or simple. You need edges to keep the mattress from slipping off the edge. Look at existing bunk beds at the store or in catalog to refine your design.
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You will need to fasten one side into studs and support the other side to posts supported by the floor. Plywood over a 2x4 frame can support the mattresses. Your design can be fancy or simple. You need edges to keep the mattress from slipping off the edge. Look at existing bunk beds at the store or in catalog to refine your design.
Here is a tutorial https://www.hometalk.com/diy/build/furniture/diy-double-bunk-bed-design-710566
DIY Double Bunk Bed Design