Dormitory Bunk Beds

Dormitory procurement is bought by project, not by piece. The questions that decide the order are how many berths fit the room, how long the frame lasts under continuous use, and whether the supplier can hold a delivery date. Zehao supplies welded steel dormitory beds to contractors and accommodation operators, SGS tested to 200 kg per berth and produced under ISO 9001:2015.

Dormitory Bunk Beds specifications

ItemSpecification
Frame materialCold-rolled steel tube, powder-coated finish
Load rating200 kg per berth (SGS tested)
ConfigurationTwo-tier standard; three-tier available for high density
StandardsEN 747-1/-2, EN 1725, CE, ISO 9001:2015
Mattress (optional)10 cm, 28 kg/m³ density, PVC cover available
FinishesStandard colour range; custom RAL subject to quantity
MOQ50 sets
PackingFlat-pack cartons; container loading plan supplied with quote
OEM / ODMSize, colour, logo and structure to drawing or sample

How to specify bunk beds for a dormitory project

  • Start from the room, not the catalogue. Measure usable floor area, ceiling height and door width, then decide berth count per room.
  • Specify welded frames for permanent installations and detachable frames where the site is temporary or may be reconfigured.
  • Ask for the load test report, not the certificate logo. The report should name the standard and the berth it was tested on.
  • Plan mattresses, lockers and desks in the same shipment - splitting them usually costs more in freight than it saves in unit price.
  • Confirm the delivery window in writing before deposit, and whether it is tied to production or to vessel availability.

Typical applications

  • Worker and labour camps
  • Student halls of residence
  • Staff accommodation blocks
  • Mining and remote site housing
  • Refugee and humanitarian accommodation

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Frequently asked questions

What is the minimum order for a dormitory project?

50 sets for standard models. Larger projects are quoted against a room schedule or berth count.

Can you supply mattresses and lockers with the beds?

Yes. Shipping them together keeps container volume efficient and avoids a second freight leg. The common mattress specification is 10 cm at 28 kg/m³ with a PVC cover.

How many berths fit in a standard room?

It depends on room dimensions and local rules on floor area per occupant. Send the room schedule and we will return a layout proposal.

Do the beds ship assembled or flat-pack?

Flat-pack as standard, to keep container volume down. A loading plan for 20GP and 40HQ is provided with the quotation.

Which standards do the beds meet?

EN 747-1/-2, EN 1725, CE and ISO 9001:2015. Note that some markets require their own standard - Australia, for example, has a mandatory bunk bed standard that is not covered by EN 747.

Last updated: 11 September 2026. Specifications are factory data from Tianjin Zehao Furniture Co., Ltd. Project-specific requirements (dimensions, container loading, certification for a target market) are confirmed case by case.

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