A sofa bed is convertible to a bunk bed using front and rear links coacting with gas cylinders to lift a bunk frame from the sofa position, in which it is used for seating, to a bunk bed position where seat cushions are used on the bunk and a mattress is available for a lower bunk, being lockable in a down, or seating position and lockable in and up, or bunk bed position with a brace and ladder deployable to secure the bunk.

A sofa bed is convertible to a bunk bed using front and rear links coacting with gas cylinders to lift a bunk frame from the sofa position, in which it is used for seating, to a bunk bed position where seat cushions are used on the bunk and a mattress is available for a lower bunk, being lockable in a down, or seating position and lockable in and up, or bunk bed position with a brace and ladder deployable to secure the bunk.

A single folding sofa bedstead includes a bedstead frame body, a frame assembly, a first connecting rod assembly, a second connecting rod assembly, a first linkage rod group, and a second linkage rod group. The frame assembly has a first frame, a second frame, and a third frame. The first frame is pivotally connected to one side of the second frame, and the third frame is pivotally connected to the other side of the second frame. One end of the first connecting rod assembly is pivotally connected to the first frame, and the other end of the first connecting rod assembly is pivotally connected to the bedstead frame body. One end of the second connecting rod assembly is pivotally connected to the second frame, and the other end of the second connecting rod assembly is pivotally connected to the bedstead frame body.

A modular stackable bunk (1) having an elongate base (3), an elongate roof (10), a pair of ends (4, 5) spaced apart by a pair of sides (6, 7), at least partially connecting said base to said roof to form a living space (11). At least one raised portion (12) extends along said base and/or roof and adapted to elevate said base and/or roof away from a floor surface and/or another bunk. Attachment means (13) connect two said bunks together. A digital services package provides digital services to a user of said bunk.

A raised bed system includes a plurality of modules assembled to form a raised platform for supporting a bed. The plurality of modules define a storage area beneath the raised platform and the bed and include a closet module and a desk module. The closet module defines a closet positioned in the storage area. The desk module is positioned in the storage area and includes a movable desk selectively movable between a stored configuration and a deployed configuration.

A portable readily assembled and dismantled bunk bed has flexible bed support members with integral flexible head and foot and vertically disposed members that disconnectably engaged and hold the flexible bed support to a horizontal frame member and provide end members that prevent a child from sliding through the frame members.

A bed ladder configured to be installed on a bed frame comprises an upper frame transverse bar and a lower frame transverse bar, and the upper frame transverse bar and the lower frame transverse bar are parallel to each other and located on a vertical plane. The bed ladder comprises two handrails symmetrically arranged in a left-and-right direction and a plurality of step bars connected to the two handrails, and the bed ladder is vertically arranged. The upper frame transverse bar and the lower frame transverse bar cooperate with each other to clamp the bed ladder to inhibit movement of the bed ladder in a vertical direction, and an upper end of each of the two handrails is connected to the upper frame transverse bar in an inserted manner. A lower end of each of the two handrails is connected to the lower frame transverse bar in an inserted manner.

A bed ladder configured to be installed on a bed frame comprises an upper frame transverse bar and a lower frame transverse bar, and the upper frame transverse bar and the lower frame transverse bar are parallel to each other and located on a vertical plane. The bed ladder comprises two handrails symmetrically arranged in a left-and-right direction and a plurality of step bars connected to the two handrails, and the bed ladder is vertically arranged. The upper frame transverse bar and the lower frame transverse bar cooperate with each other to clamp the bed ladder to inhibit movement of the bed ladder in a vertical direction, and an upper end of each of the two handrails is connected to the upper frame transverse bar in an inserted manner. A lower end of each of the two handrails is connected to the lower frame transverse bar in an inserted manner.

A ladder structure for a frame bed comprises a ladder and a connecting member. The ladder comprises two side bars symmetrically located on a left side and a right side of the ladder and a plurality of transverse step bars connected to the two side bars and spaced apart from one another along a length direction of the side bars. An upper end of each of the two side bars of the ladder is connected to a side of an upper bunk frame. The ladder is disposed obliquely. Lower ends of the two side bars of the ladder are supported on the ground. A first end of the connecting member is connected to at least one of the two side bars of the ladder, and a second end of the connecting member is connected to a column of the plurality of columns which is most adjacent to the ladder.

A ladder structure for a frame bed comprises a ladder and a connecting member. The ladder comprises two side bars symmetrically located on a left side and a right side of the ladder and a plurality of transverse step bars connected to the two side bars and spaced apart from one another along a length direction of the side bars. An upper end of each of the two side bars of the ladder is connected to a side of an upper bunk frame. The ladder is disposed obliquely. Lower ends of the two side bars of the ladder are supported on the ground. A first end of the connecting member is connected to at least one of the two side bars of the ladder, and a second end of the connecting member is connected to a column of the plurality of columns which is most adjacent to the ladder.