Bunks Case Study Jennifer Oliver

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Warden Oliver,

I was unable to get a hold of Dr. Phil; However, based on the pictures you have provided, it clearly shows that the bottom distance between bunks is 34" and on top you have 37" which meets the requirement. Also, I check my CAD drawing and notice that the isles do not exceed 50'. So if this is the case, you should be good.

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