http://www.bunkers.com.au/forums/ Bunkers Forum en Copyright 2010 2010-09-02T11:14:05+09:30 http://www.bunkers.com.au/forums/viewthread/3/ http://www.bunkers.com.au/forums/viewthread/3/#When:13:37:56Z <p>Anybody have any thoughts or experience on the single beds with trundles?&nbsp; I’m about to purchase one for my young one. </p> <p>Do they collect much dust or anything I should know about?</p> <p>How strong are the roller wheels on the trundle if they where to jump on it? </p> 2009-10-23T13:37:56+09:30 http://www.bunkers.com.au/forums/viewthread/9/ http://www.bunkers.com.au/forums/viewthread/9/#When:23:27:07Z <p>I have two daughters and am expecting my third child early next year. Though I have a certain fear of bunk beds regarding safety for my children but due to space issues, I am planning to buy Longwall bunk with mid-line chest and trundle for my kids. I have heard that Longwall bunk has three beds and that too with trundle, is it true? I can’t make my mind to buy this bunk bed or not? </p> 2009-11-26T23:27:07+09:30 http://www.bunkers.com.au/forums/viewthread/7/ http://www.bunkers.com.au/forums/viewthread/7/#When:00:01:50Z <p>I went over for dinner to a friend’s place yesterday and was amazed by the way she had turned a disadvantage into an advantage. She had very smartly turned the little space that there was in her child’s nursery to a great space for her kids to stretch, play around and just lose themselves in their little worlds. She had very smartly invested in what the children very fondly call – the Captain’s Bed. Have any of you tried it before? I would love it if you could share your experiences of using this bunk bed with me to help me decide </p> 2009-11-11T00:01:50+09:30