Edit ArticleHow to Pick College Dorm Bedding Your dorm at college is your home away from home, so it is important to furnish and decorate it comfortably and inexpensively. Buying the correct bedding will make a difference; your bed takes up the majority of both physical and visual space in your dorm room. Remember that college is the first (and probably last) time you will live essentially on your own before entering "the adult work world. Read any dorm guidelines that your school sends you. The most important rule of buying bedding for your dorm is getting twin extra-long sheets. Don't get white bedding. Buy more than one set of sheets. Buy a mattress pad. Take the climate of your school into account. Instead of trying to figure out how to put a comforter in the washing machine, consider a duvet cover. Invest in under-bed storage. Ask your parents if they have any spare bedding things lying around. If it's important to you, get in touch with your roommate(s) before buying bedding.
Check the washing instructions before you purchase bedding. If your comforter is dry clean only, it might not be a good choice for a college dorm. Don't waste money on throw pillows. One or two are nice to have, but bring them from home instead of purchasing new ones. If you have allergies to dust mites, mold, or something similar, consider hypoallergenic mattress pads or pillowcase covers.You already know what size you need, and it's not a big deal if it doesn't match perfectly.Home/Bunk Beds/Dorm Loft Beds Showing 1–12 of 19 results Default sortingSort by popularitySort by average ratingSort by newnessSort by price: low to highSort by price: high to low Retail Dorm Loft Beds If you are going away to college and are looking to purchase a dorm loft bed for a dorm room, a small college apartment, or a roommate living situation then you have come to the right place. Most bunk and loft beds are built strictly for children, and can often seem silly or cartoonish.
However our entire collection of dorm loft beds and bunk beds are built to be stylish, and sophisticated. They look great in children’s rooms, but the refined hardwood design of these loft beds is sophisticated enough for a teenager, young adult, college student, or really anyone looking for a space saving solution. Wholesale Dorm Loft Beds If you are a college, private school, or any institution where you require high quality, safe, manufacturer guaranteed dorm loft beds at wholesale prices then you should contact us directly for a quote. We have been in the loft bed and bunk bed business for years and our products are market tested to be high quality, durable furnishings that can last for years in almost any setting. We are happy to work with a variety of colleges, universities, dorms, schools, and any other institution that is interested in wholesale pricing on large bulk purchases of any of the dorm loft beds shown below. Dorm Loft Bed Options As you can see there are a variety of dorm loft bed options available to you.
If you have a roommate in a dorm or apartment then a double bed, full over full loft might be a good choice. If you are just looking to save space then you might want to consider one of our all in one loft bunks beds, or the bunk beds with desks and storage options that we offer as well. Bunk Bed With Mattresses Discovery World Furniture Honey Full over Full Bunk Bed Discovery World Furniture Merlot Full over Full Bunk Beds Discovery World Furniture Twin All In One Espresso Loft Bed Discovery World Furniture Twin over Full Espresso Mission Bunk Bed Discovery World Furniture Twin over Full Espresso Staircase Bunk Beds Discovery World Furniture Twin over Full Honey Loft Bunk Beds Discovery World Furniture Twin over Full Honey Staircase Bunk Bed Discovery World Furniture Twin over Full Merlot Loft Beds Discovery World Furniture Twin over Full Merlot Loft Bunk Bed Bedroom Sets with 5 drawer chest and Nightstand Discovery World Furniture Twin over Full Merlot Mission Bunk Beds
Discovery World Furniture Twin over Full Merlot Staircase Bunk Bed WHEN YOU SPEND $75 OR MORE* The Dorm Room Basic Six™ All dorm rooms have one thing in common — there’s not a lot of space. In order to maximize space in a dorm room or apartment, you’ve got to break it down into six areas that are in need of organization. We call these our Dorm Room Basic Six™. ClosetClothes, shoes, handbags, accessories...college students have it all! And on average, roommates will share a closet that is 3-5 feet wide with only one closet rod! Think vertically to maximize closet space. A rod doubler instantly creates twice the amount of hanging space. If it’s more space for storing folded clothes you need, add drawers or a hanging sweater bag to take full advantage of the vertical space. Look to your walls and doors to store more than just posters. Grids and hook racks can provide much-needed storage space in every area of the dorm. To avoid being charged for damage to the walls, use 3M Command™ Adhesive Hooks to hang everything from a grid system to bulletin board.
They can be easily and cleanly removed when it’s time to move and they’re reusable! DeskStandard issue dorm rooms desks generally don’t provide a whole lot of storage space for books, notebooks and supplies you’ll need to have close by. The desk area has to be well-organized so that there’s plenty of room to study. An elfa File Cart fits neatly under your desk to organize notes and handouts. Two storage drawers offer spare room for reference materials and office supplies. LaundryChances are you’ll have to haul your laundry up and down several staircases over the course of your college career. It’s best to choose a laundry solution that is portable and comfortable to carry. BathWhether you share a bath area with just a few or very many students, you don’t want to get stuck with a heap of wet towels. Hang them out to dry on an out-of-the-way overdoor towel rack. You’ll also need to consider a shower caddy (be sure it has drain holes!) and a solution for storing cosmetics.