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A bunk bed has two beds stacked.

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bunk bed

One bed sits on top of another. This helps save floor space. It is good for small rooms. You use a ladder to climb up. The top bed often has a rail. This rail keeps you from falling.

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Some beds have a couch on the bottom. These can turn into a bed. Other beds have only one top bunk. These are called loft beds. They leave space for a desk below. Bunk beds are used in many places. You can find them on ships or at camp.

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