How to Unloft and Loft Your Bed
How to Unloft and Loft Your Bed:
- Residence Halls
- Chaffin Place
- Cole Hall
- Lewis House
- Lupton House
- Mayfield Place
- McGill Hall
- McTyiere Hall
- Morgan House
- Scales House
- Stapleton House
- Tolman Hall
- Vaughn House
- Village at Vanderbilt
Former Area Maintenance Supervisor, Henry Murrey, guides 3 Vanderbilt students (just like you) through the process, showing you what – and what not – to do.
How to Unloft and Loft Your Bed:
- Residence Halls
- Blakemore House
- Crawford House
- E. Bronson Ingram College
- East House
- Gillette House
- Hank Ingram House
- Memorial House
- Moore Colleges
- Murray House
- North House
- Rothschild College
- Stambaugh House
- Sutherland House
- Warren College
- West House
- Zeppos College
Bed Types:
Standard Twin Beds: Shown below side-by-side. Bed risers will give inches of additional space under the bed. These beds are in Branscomb Quad (corridor rooms) and Mayfield.
Bunkable Beds: Shown below in bunked position. These beds may also be used as standard twin beds. These beds are in Morgan (doubles) and Lewis (doubles).
Jr. Loft Beds: Shown below in highest position. These may be lowered. These beds are in Morgan (singles) and Lewis (singles).
Loftable Beds: Shown below in the full loft position. Either metal or wood, these may be lowered as desired. See lofting instructions above (video). These beds are in Blakemore, Branscomb Quad (end rooms only), Chaffin, Cole, E. Bronson Ingram College, Lewis, McGill, McTyeire, Moore College, Morgan, Nicholas S. Zeppos College, Tolman, Rothschild College, Warren College, and The Martha Ingram Commons.