Flip up top bunk

[Hawg]

I saw a post the other day with a picture of a top bunk that was basically hinged in half and flipped up. It said it was great storage for bedding. I was going to do that and a friend told me he knew a person that did it and it trapped humidity and the bedding was damp all the time. Sorry but I can't find the post now. Anybody try it and did it trap moisture? I think it might have been LRG on the 6ft wide house.

[20lbSloughShark]

If I did it, I would have it flip down so the bottom bunk would become a couch.

[Hawg]

That would probably work too but It would block my back window. I'm trying to figure out where the moisture would come from with foam insulation and a direct vent heater. I suppose just the cooling when you leave would cause some.

[38bill]

I just came in from the shop to take a look at it myself. Its in the "Take a kid fishing" build.

http://www.hotspotoutdoors.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/3146304/8'_x_12'_+_4'_V_nose_%22Tak#Post3146304

[Hawg]

You're right, thank you. I looked at that post 5-6 times and kept missing it. Hey Lip Ripper Guy, did that hold moisture

[Lip_Ripper Guy]

Just replied to your PM. No issues with moisture at all.