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Have you tried googling for the caravan breakers in your are and giving them a call?
Not all bunks are universal fit, and there are four main types,1. Canter-leavered with a type of metal foot at each end, that fold down and store along the wall at the back of the bottom bunk, 2. Shelf and baton, which mostly fold lengthways along the centre, and attach to batons held on by wall-plates when in use, and store as a concealed shelf under the roof lockers above, held in place normally by a couple of small turn-buttons when not in use, or 3. the Hamock or stretcher type of bunk which are mostly found on older caravans pre.1990s. and of course 4.the fixed bunk type which is the most recent addition to the bunk family in more modern caravans.
The underlocker shelf type can be very well concealed indeed, and you wouldnt be the first person to believe it was missing when in fact it was just cleaverley hidden, We have this type of bunk and even our own daughter didnt realise it was there until we took it out and showed her during the second season of owning our caravan, so it might be worth having a second check for this type of bunk before you go spending your hard earned cash on a replacement. Some can just look like a wooden trim strip running the full length under your overbed lockers.
Julia
------------- Just love to be out amoungst Nature and Wildlife
Celebrating 37 years of Caravanning in 2019, Recently Considered Retiring, but Totally Addicted for Life!
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