Recently, a report by CCTV.com on upgrading university dormitories has gone viral across the internet. Several provinces, including Heilongjiang, Shanxi, and Guangdong, have subsequently introduced policies explicitly encouraging the construction of undergraduate dorms to four-person standards, gradually phasing out eight- and six-person rooms to provide students with a more comfortable and safer living and study environment.

The report notes that many universities still grapple with aging dormitories, cramped spaces, and outdated facilities—issues that not only disrupt students’ daily lives but also, to some extent, diminish their sense of well-being while studying. Online users have chimed in with comments such as: “Finally, we’ll be able to say goodbye to those overcrowded dorms!” “Let’s hope the accommodation fees don’t rise too much after the upgrades.” and “What I really want is a bed that lets me study and get a good night’s rest.”

In fact, at the heart of dormitory upgrades has always been a high‑quality set of dormitory furniture; and a comfortable university life begins with a well‑designed bed that meets students’ needs. As a company with more than 20 years of expertise in educational equipment, Jiansheng Group has closely aligned itself with policy trends and introduced a four‑person apartment bed featuring a lofted upper bunk and a desk below—perfectly tailored to the dormitory‑upgrade demands of universities nationwide, delivering, through its proven capabilities, living and study spaces that are both functional and welcoming.

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Policy alignment plus addressing key pain points—this is the optimal solution for upgrading university dormitories.

Among these measures, Heilongjiang Province explicitly stated in the Outline of the 15th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development that it would implement a student dormitory construction project for provincially affiliated universities, gradually phasing out eight-person rooms. By 2026, the province has further included the construction of new dormitories, expansion and renovation of existing facilities, and the refurbishment of aging dormitories as key initiatives to improve people’s livelihoods, with plans to add over 200,000 square meters of dormitory floor space. Meanwhile, Guangdong Province has stipulated that newly built undergraduate dormitories must provide at least 10 square meters of floor space per student in four-person rooms, while Shanxi Province has committed to gradually eliminating eight-person rooms for undergraduates within five years and significantly reducing the proportion of six-person rooms.

Netizens’ heated discussions also voiced their true feelings:

“Finally, I can say goodbye to the cramped eight-person room.”

“Looking forward to having an independent study space”

“The biggest concern is that accommodation fees will increase after the upgrade.”

And the key to addressing these pain points and facilitating the implementation of policies is…

You can’t do without a high-quality, well‑matched, and cost‑effective set of dormitory furniture—Jiansheng Group.

With more than two decades of deep industry expertise, Jiansheng Group has consistently upheld the mission of “creating better learning, office, and healthcare‑wellness environments,” and stands as a specialized provider of commercial furniture solutions that integrates R&D, manufacturing, sales, and service.

Founded in 2003, Jiansheng Group operates an industrial park with a manufacturing footprint of 150,000 square meters and generates an annual output value of RMB 500 million. The company is a leading provider of mid-to-high-end commercial furniture solutions. With education‑related furniture as its core business, the group also serves key segments such as office furnishings and medical‑healthcare furniture, striving to create safer, more efficient, and more comfortable environments for learning, working, and healthcare.

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Precise policy alignment, offering a one-stop solution to address the dual pain points of universities and students.

At present, many universities are vigorously advancing the construction of new dormitories and the renovation and expansion of existing ones. Among the 84 campus‑condition‑improvement projects publicly announced in Henan Province at the end of last year, more than 30 are specifically aimed at upgrading dormitory facilities. Renowned institutions such as Tsinghua University and Peking University are also actively modernizing their existing dormitories, while some universities are supplementing their housing stock by acquiring nearby existing properties. Dormitory upgrades have now entered a phase of comprehensive, large‑scale implementation.

✅ Space‑optimized, say goodbye to clutter: Featuring an integrated loft‑bed‑desk design that combines bed, desk, wardrobe, and bookshelf into one compact unit, this solution boosts space utilization by 30% compared to conventional furniture. Even in settings with limited campus land or small dorm rooms, it provides four students with private study and storage areas, addressing issues of overcrowding and disorganization while seamlessly adapting to both existing dormitory renovations and new‑build projects.

✅ Safe and durable, with quality you can count on: crafted from thickened steel and eco‑friendly panels, it has passed rigorous national quality inspections, is free of formaldehyde and unpleasant odors, and meets the heightened fire‑safety standards required in aging dormitories. The bed frame boasts exceptional load‑bearing capacity and a service life exceeding 10 years, complemented by non‑slip steps and elevated safety railings to provide all‑round protection for students’ living environment—giving university procurement teams peace of mind and reassuring millions of parents.

✅ Human-centered design for enhanced well-being: The desk features a built-in USB charging port, putting an end to the hassle of scrambling for outlets; the bookshelf’s tiered layout keeps books and stationery neatly organized; the wardrobe offers compartmentalized storage, making it easy to stow clothes and bedding; the bed ladder is equipped with anti-slip treatment, and the headboard includes convenient storage space. Every thoughtful detail is tailored to students’ everyday living and study needs, turning the dormitory into not just a place to rest, but also a safe haven for focused academic pursuits.

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Jiansheng Group’s 2026 Apartment Bed New Collection | Four Styles, One Ideal Lifestyle

(1) Hardcore industrial style: unlocking a new, trendy paradigm for dorm rooms.

Employing perforated metal panels and a robust frame as its design language, this space eschews superfluous ornamentation to reveal the authentic texture of the interior. A tiered bunk‑bed layout, complemented by side‑mounted storage, meets the needs of multi‑occupant living while using an open, airy feel to counteract any sense of confinement. A touch of bright yellow accents the cool‑toned framework, injecting vitality into the overall sense of order—making it well suited for diverse settings such as youth apartments and staff dormitories, where practicality and visual dynamism coexist.

(2) Wooden texture × Layered storage —— Let storage have warmth, too.

The natural wood tone and warm yellow hues create a soft, inviting atmosphere, gently dispelling the cold, clinical feel of conventional apartment beds. A dual‑sided wardrobe, a central drawer unit, and an angled shelving system together form a three‑dimensional storage solution, neatly organizing clothes, books, and everyday essentials for easy access. Ergonomically designed desk and chair seamlessly integrate with the bed, allowing you to switch effortlessly between work and rest—balancing practicality with a soothing, warm texture that eases the weariness of daily life. It’s the perfect choice for a cozy dorm room.

(3) Modular storage × User-friendly layout —— Make the most of every inch of space.

Built around the “storage-first” principle, this design seamlessly integrates wardrobes, drawers, shelving, and the bed frame. The classic loft‑bed‑desk layout, paired with side cabinets and a pegboard display area, ensures that everything from clothing to stationery has its own designated spot. A fresh, soothing green‑and‑white color scheme, combined with a sturdy metal frame, makes it an ideal fit for student dorms and hostels—banishing clutter and bringing order to your daily life.

(4) Room for subtraction, an understated sense of sophistication that can’t be hidden.

Stripping away complexity, this design engages with life through pure geometry and color. The integrated bed‑cabinet‑desk system seamlessly blends sleeping, studying, and storage, while the central ladder ensures both safety and convenience. Open shelving and a pegboard wall keep belongings organized yet expressive. A low‑saturation blue palette paired with a light gray frame creates a calm, sophisticated aesthetic—perfect for young people who value efficiency and style, unlocking endless possibilities within limited spaces.

What does your ideal dorm room look like?

With college dorms getting upgraded, what features of furniture do you value most?

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