modification question

Also would depend on what is under the bottom bunk, if anything. My kids' new camper has the water heater and electric box under there.

It's probably about a two-three hour job with screw gun, hammer, and prybar. You may end up with an unfinished flooring space, depending on how and what you have for flooring. A rug would take care of that, in the simplest manner.

Boils down to seeing how existing bunks are attached and what wall panels or flooring may need replacing when they come off!

Yes, in fact I've been think of getting that floor plan and removing the lower bunk so that my disabled son will have a sort of play area.

Crawfordville wrote:
Sorry that I was not more clear in my op. We currently have a full over a full bunk. We were wondering if it would be possible to remove both of the bunks and make a different use of the space.

Sure. Many people have converted their bunk rooms into office space after the kids are gone.

Sorry that I was not more clear in my op. We currently have a full over a full bunk. We were wondering if it would be possible to remove both of the bunks and make a different use of the space.

Don't know why not, as long as the fabricator has the skill to make it sturdy and safe.

Like, you have a full on the bottom and a skinny one on top, converting the skinny one to a full???