"I think we're probably the only place in the world that has triple bunk beds," he said.
Family suites have bunk beds in a separate space visible from the parents' room.
François Crépeau, the UN special rapporteur on the human rights of migrants, said he had also seen bunk beds everywhere when he visited labour camps in November.
He said workers at the factory, owned on the island nation by Compagnie Mauricienne de Textile (CMT), are paid 62p per hour, earn the equivalent of one quarter of the country's average monthly wage and sleep in bunk bed dormitories, 16 to a room.
There were bunk beds – the women who proved their authority got the bottom beds.
He portrays knowledge and experience being cast aside as so much obsolescent bunk; the vision of a cleared-out library fits what he says to perfection.
In one run-down camp, living in a cramped room housing eight people, where clothes were hanged to the walls and valued possessions were stuffed under tiny bunk beds, was Hassan, a new arrival from Ghana.
Prizes are bunk until you give them to the film that changes the industry forever.
But surely no machinist could bunk off their punishing workload to script these complaints in pristine English, stitch them in and whisk them past a pin-sharp inspector.
You can play one of those fun bingo games with anyone that reckons climate change science is all bunk, is a conspiracy or can be easily ignored and pushed down the list of priorities.
The idea peddled by the Conservatives that people on middle incomes are being caught in IHT is pure bunk.
