Designing a bunkbed for a caravan

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Designing a bunk bed for a caravan involves finding suitable mechanisms to support a folding bed against a wall. Heavy-duty door hinges are suggested as a viable option for this purpose. Participants express a need for more information and resources on the topic. There is a mention of a previous discussion on the same subject, indicating ongoing interest. Effective solutions for caravan bunk bed designs can enhance space utilization and functionality.
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Im designing a bunkbed for a caravan and I am struggling to find information about certain mechanisms I could use to support a folding bed against a wall. Please could you offer me some links and advice.

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Didn't we already have this thread? Anyways, a cuple of heavy-duty door hinges would work.
 
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