First, the standard size of single bed
Single bed is the most common bed type in university dormitory, and its standard size is 90 cm wide×190 cm long. This size is suitable for a person to sleep, enough to provide comfortable rest space. At the same time, the size of the single bed is also suitable for the spatial layout of the dormitory, which can make full use of the limited dormitory area.
Second, bunk beds.
In some schools or dormitories with crowded dormitory conditions, in order to save space, schools may adopt bunk beds. The bunk bed is vertically stacked with two single beds, the upper layer and the lower layer. Usually, the size of the upper berth is slightly smaller than that of the lower berth, such as 80 cm wide × 180 cm long, to ensure that you will not feel crowded when sleeping in the upper berth.
Third, lengthen the bed.
Considering some tall students, some schools or dormitories also provide extended beds. The size of the expanded bed will be longer than the standard bed, generally 90 cm wide× 200 cm long or 100 cm wide× 200 cm long. This size can better adapt to taller students and give them enough space to stretch.
Fourth, customize the bed
In addition to the above-mentioned common bed sizes, some schools or dormitories may also provide customized beds. Custom-made beds can be adjusted according to individual needs to adapt to special situations or provide more comfortable sleeping space. According to the regulations of the school or dormitory, the size of the customized bed will be different. Students can consult the school or dormitory administrator for relevant information according to their own needs.
To sum up, the size of a normal university dormitory bed is usually a single bed, and the standard size is 90 cm wide × 190 cm long. But in practice, bunk beds, extended beds and customized beds are also common choices to meet the needs of different students and space constraints.
When choosing a dormitory bed, students can decide the type and size of the bed according to their height, comfort requirements and school or dormitory regulations.