Each student will have a bed with safety rails (twin extra-long mattress), a three-drawer dresser, a bookshelf, a desk, an organizer, a desk chair, and a wardrobe.Īll furniture must be reconfigured to its original form factor prior to Check-Out at the end of every school year. Establishing a mutually agreed-upon plan by both roommates is suggested. Students are encouraged to arrange the furniture provided by the University in order to personalize their living area. Please, for safety reasons, no new construction of lofts is permitted. All furniture is movable and loftable in freshman living centers.
By lofting, bunking, or trundling, the options are endless and no tools are required. Lofts are a great way to maximize the space in your room and to create a more unique living space for you and your roommate. That's why our furniture allows students more living space and greater flexibility. The lifestyles of students today require more options and versatility. Not doing so can pose a fire hazard.What Are GVSU’s Furniture Dimensions and How Can I Loft Them?
If using an electronic device with a lithium battery, it must be UL certified and charged according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Please insure that appliances do not have frayed wiring. Power strips are recommended for both surge and fire protection. No single item can exceed 1000 watts of usage, have an exposed heating element or open flame. Each individual residence hall room is limited to 1800 watts usage at any time. (must be plugged directly into wall receptacle) Perfect for top bunk bed, college dorm room, chair, regular bed with rails, camp or traveling. The next step is to place the wooden pegs on all corners of your frame, right at the bottom of its legs. Works great on headboard or any bed rail. Now, turn over the bed frame and ensure you have space. MicroFridges offered through RHA's Preferred Vendors are approved. Here are the steps that you need to follow, Start by acquiring a lofting kit from the market or housing office and then take your mattress off the bed and place it out of your way. One small refrigerator per student: 4.5 cubic feet manufacturer measurements. Power outlet strip with surge protection. Electric grill (community kitchen use only). Microwave oven (must be plugged directly into wall receptacle). These items must only be plugged into wall receptacles (not extension cords or surge protectors) and cannot be left on when the apartment is not occupied. *The following appliances are permissible in Baity Hill and Ram Village apartment kitchens only. *Anything deemed unsafe will be instructed to be removed by Facilities or Fire Safety Staff. String Lights (including Christmas lights or fairy lights). Self-balancing scooters (also known as "hover boards"). Multiple bulb light fixture (“octopus” or “spider” lamps). 
Candles and other item(s) that may pose a fire hazard in a residence hall (see the Community Living Standards for additional information).
If you have questions or need additional information, please consult the Community Living Standards, contact your Community Director, or email us at Not Approved
Important Isolation Information for Residential Studentsīelow are examples of items that are approved (and/or not approved) in on-campus residential facilities. Housing Selection for Current Residents. #COLLEGE DORM BED SAFETY RAILS HOW TO#
Future Residents: How to Apply for Housing.
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