The LSDF designed 'Mass Bunk' area is intended to house large groupings of personnel, often of an infantry company size¹⁾. These bunks are intended to be used by the LSDF and affiliated organizations.

The mass bunk room has been designed to serve as the primary means of housing a crew for ships with large crews or large numbers of passengers such as carriers, battleships, troop transports, and similar craft. Alternatively, this design of bunk room can be used to conserve space on smaller ships which require optimal space conservation. These compartments may vary in size depending on the ship which they are applied to, however, all versions of these compartments use in-bulkhead bunks.

• 'Tube' style three-level bunks. These bunks are built into the bulkhead, and are designed so personnel must slide into, each bunk includes a Pico-Jelly filled mattress which allows for personal adjustment of mattress firmness.

• Bunk tube integrated interface panel which includes; personal lamp, communication panel, cybernetic component interface and charger, water dispensing tube, and mattress firmness selector.

• Bunk tube integrated self-cleaning waste extraction tube with storage compartment.

• Bunk tube integrated retractable table/desk surface.

• Bunk integrated psionic-emulation transmitter configured for inducing sleep inducing or waking brainwaves for bunk occupants.

• Bulkhead integrated storage compartment beside each bunk.

• Retractable ladder steps for easy top-bunk access.

• Central bench rows.

• Central tables with integrated display devices.

• Four lounge areas with couches, tables, and group storage cabinets for shared items.

• Refrigeration units for beverages.

• Lockers located adjacent to bunk tube stacks.