picture or drawings for upper bunk/cabinet above dinette

I believe the type that hinges upward sticks out further than the type that slides back for storage. Although I like the cabinet look more.

My bunk is the sliding type. I just took it apart, it's a 1.5x1.5" construction with 1/4" plywood above and below. I could take pictures of you would like. The size is nearly a full, so you could easily scale it back to a twin which would make it 24" overhang over your dinette. The bunk platform is attached from the exterior, so you may want to lift skins to do it right.

It has aluminum elbow shape tracks that are mounted on either side for the pull out portion of the bed which is 1/2" ply wood with a perpendicular end cap to prevent the sleeper from rolling out of bed.

Lots of people use the upper bunk area for cute storage bins while traveling or put vintage luggage up there, so, though it's not as finished in appearance as the cabinet style, it can be made to look attractive...or really dumpy depending on what's up there. I was going to hang my curtain track up there/hang curtains to keep unsightly things concealed and keep it dark for my son.

Here is a 3 piece bunk flat:



First piece folded back:



Lifted and anchored into the wall:



Bunk is Folded again, lifted and anchored into position:

There are no slide supports in the above bunk. The bunk brackets are securely attached to the wall studs.

The particular bunk above does allow storage. There are different bunks, some two piece, some three pieces. The sliders are rather handy, no lifting involved. I like a slider because you can shove it back and use for storage. You're right, a curtain would help.

Whaaaaaaat? Did they mistype the asking price? Even lowering it one zero is still nuts! That wins as the absolute most inflated trailer price ever! Must be a joke. And that is a huge water tank for that trailer, filled up it has got to weigh an extra 500lbs.