As long as we're posting project pics...

Sun, Nov 7, 2004, 4:47pm chris@no_spam.chornbe.com (Chris=A0Hornberger) claims: This is one half of a set of bunk beds I made for my sons.

Well, it looks nice enough, however, the definition of bunk beds is, one atop the other.

JOAT Viet Nam, divorce, cancer. Been there, done that. Now, where the Hell are my T-shirts?

Well, it looks nice enough, however, the definition of bunk beds is, one atop the other.

I thought the definition was one below the other.

Nice looking. I know some may object but I'm glad to see pics posted here.

-Rick

Naw, that's a trundle bed.

B.

Sun, Nov 7, 2004, 10:55pm (EST+5) snipped-for-privacy@sprintmail.com (Mike=A0Marlow) says: I thought the definition was one below the other.

That would only be if you were in Australia.

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Sun, Nov 7, 2004, 11:09pm (EST+5) snipped-for-privacy@aol.comnojunk (Sbtypesetter) says: Nice looking. I know some may object but I'm glad to see pics posted here.

He didn't. He posted a link. Big difference. And perfectly acceptable.

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depends which one you're on...

I wonder if there is such a thing as bunk beds side-by-side?

--=20 SwampBug

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Well, it looks nice enough, however, the definition of bunk beds is, one atop the other.

I thought the definition was one below the other.

--=20

-Mike- snipped-for-privacy@sprintmail.com

Yeah, They're called "twin beds"

HTH :-)

Well, it looks nice enough, however, the definition of bunk beds is, one atop the other.

but are the still "bunk beds"? and ther are not usually connected!

--=20 SwampBug

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Yeah, They're called "twin beds"

HTH :-)

Sun, Nov 7, 2004, 10:32pm chris@no_spam.chornbe.com (Chris=A0Hornberger) replies: Yeah, well... sue me :)

Hah, now I'm thinking you just made one. So there.

JOAT Viet Nam, divorce, cancer. Been there, done that. Now, where the Hell are my T-shirts?

I've heard of those.... married couples used to use them, right?? I understand that it wasn't the hop, skip & jump between beds that wore out the carpets, it was the long drag back..

Nice pics, Chris.