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The Raised Bed

The frame goes up, and the floor underneath comes back as storage.

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What this room actually is

Beds
Single twin on a height-adjustable frame. Some halls cap how high it goes — yours says so if it does.
Storage
Whatever the frame is set to. Measure before you buy — it is the one number that changes room to room.
Climate
Central air conditioning, through a building vent.
Floor
Varies — 22 of these 58 halls publish one, and 5 of those are carpet. The render shows vinyl tile.
Walls
Not published hall by hall. The render shows painted cinderblock.
Window
Blinds where the hall lists them. The render shows plain horizontal blinds.

Air conditioning is the one row true of every hall here by construction: a hall whose own data does not state it is not shown this layout at all. The rest varies. Of the 58, 22 publish a floor — 5 carpeted, 15 vinyl plank or wood-look, 2 vinyl composite tile — and 17 cap how high the bed goes, 14 on ceiling height and 3 by approval. Where a row says the render, it is describing the photograph and not your room.

Your hall page carries the citations for your hall. Sourced from Penn State LiveOn · Bed Loft Information.

What this layout makes essential

The Raised Bed, four ways

The same room and the same list in four palettes. Only the bedding changes — everything else is identical whichever you pick.

Halls with this layout

Each one has a checklist tuned to it, with anything the room already supplies pulled out.

Rooms are styled renders of a typical hall of this type, not a photograph of your specific room.