I sleep in our overhead now and then ... all I do is keep a pair of slippers (with very shoe-like souls) at the bottom of the ladder so I can go up, then keep them up there until I’m ready to come back down.
Last time DW made me slept up there(snoring) I wore a pair of slipon sneakers up and put them back on to get downMy slippers were just to clumsy and didnt offer any comfort on the ladder.
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We have very sturdy, very wide oak stairs/ladder up to the cabover. It is very cozy up there. However, even the children have to be careful, especially when transitioning from the bunk to the ladder. I would not put an older person up there.
The question is not whether it can be done. The question is whether it should be done. I think the chances of a fall are too much. Many of the older friends that have gone with the Lord, began their significant health issues with a fall doing something they assume it was ok. With you well if you want to do it. Just a thought.
Last time DW made me slept up there(snoring) I wore a pair of slipon sneakers up and put them back on to get down
My slippers were just to clumsy and didnt offer any comfort on the ladder.
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