Full Size Bed Frame with Headboard, Heavy-Duty Platform with Metal Slats Support, No Box Spring Needed/Easy Assembly, Classic Black

First and foremost, I like how how the build is simple, yet sturdy. It looks really sleek and the space underneath the bed allows for more storage than I thought initially. I've crammed so many boxes and bags underneath there and there's still more space. Putting everything together was doable for a single person despite it recommending two people assembly. Took me about 1-2 hours, but that was because I was assembling in the middle of the night when everyone was asleep. It wasn't hard though. It doesn't squeak when moving but I have noticed that the metal bed slats (G) aren't screwed in, despite the frame having holes to put screws through. I found this to be odd. Perhaps it was a design change but I think that the slats would benefit from being screwed into place. Since they are loose, some of the slats will make noise, say if I shift in bed, I can hear a soft clank caused by the shifting slat rods. They also aren't perfect to size for the frame, being off by 1/4 of an inch lengthwise and about 1/16th of an inch when it's in the grooves. It's not anything enormous but it does mean that they are free to shift around. It does mean that if I decide to screw these in later on, I'd have to make the holes on the slats themselves. Not hard for someone who has the tools but I think that if the design was meant to be screwed in, the screwholes should have already been predrilled. Aside from that, I noticed that there was one particular G rod/bed slat that had a dent in it. I'm assuming this occurred during shipping as the rest have been fine. Or perhaps, quality control missed this particular one. Again, I'm not too picky, seeing as I wouldn't have wanted to send the entire product back or wait an extra few days without an assembled bed frame over something miniscule. The thing is not warped so that means it's okay in my books. I have tightened all the screws as recommended, while also taking care not to overtighten and make the frame liable to warping over time. Overall, I really like the bedframe. I've had it for 2 weeks now, it's great so far. My only issue is probably the design with the bed slats but the noise isn't extremely aggravating. Just something I thought might be helpful if there will be any redesigning in the future.

Nice platform bed! The headboard is a little short, but if you want a higher one, pay more money and get a higher one. This is a good product, but it's still a budget frame. But it doesn't look or feel cheap or junky. It arrived 4 days earlier than estimated, box was a little battered but it was all packaged very neatly. All pieces were intact, straight, undamaged, wrapped in plastic and padded with foam. The instructions were clear and easy. I'm relatively handy but also 6 months pregnant, and I still assembled it by myself in just over an hour. At times during the assembly it seemed like things didn't line up, feet didn't touch the floor, etc. But once it was assembled and all the screws tightened, it was exceptionally sturdy. Nothing wobbles. It still feels sturdy with 2 people and a large dog totalling 420+ pounds, the mattress doesn't droop underneath at all. The queen mattress fits perfectly with just enough wiggle room to tuck the duvet into the baseboard. Seeing all these reviews of people who didn't manage their expectations is pretty annoying, don't give the product fewer stars because you didn't bother to measure your mattress/topper before you bought the thing. I'll update review if anything goes wrong, but so far so good. If you're looking for a quality bed frame on a budget, this is a solid choice. EDIT** It's been 3 months and still good. Does squeak a little now, but not enough to annoy me into fixing it... plus now 9 months preggo and my puppy has gained weight, it now handles 450+ pounds and feels sturdy as ever, despite the tiny squeak. So far so good.

Strong sturdy fame easy to assembl.

Over all, I am extremely happy with this bed frame! It is cute and understated. It was easy to put together. I, unfortunately, started drinking some hard seltzer while I was assembling and ended up using the long screws where the short ones went. Hindsight, assembly was going flawlessly until the drinking began. My roommate literally said, "You need help? You've been working on this for a while." It is a very sturdy frame, unlike my last one that was crap particle board and eventually led to me climbing into bed with the sound of screws falling out. It isn't noisy when you wiggle around. The frame itself doesn't slip and slide (though I do have most of it on carpet). It is pretty darn light weight and easy to move and adjust. When I move, it will be easy enough to either move entirely, or take apart to move-it will absolutely come with me, it is a keeper. My 2 complaints: 1. There is no lip on the long edges of the frame. The mattress can slide over the edge. This has not happened to me yet, and my bed is walled on one long side, so it will most likely never be a real issue. Just know, if you are having some extra curricular fun sideways on the bed, there might be some shifting and sliding of the whole mattress. 2. Tucking in the sheet and blanket at the end of the bed have proven to be a little tricky. There is no bar at the base that aligns with the bottom edge of the bed, so there isn't an immediate close by bar to really get a good tuck with. It works out just fine. But, you can also see the dangle of tuck in under the bed. I have a queen mattress with a king duvet, specifically because I like the hang over. It hides whatever is happening under the frame. You can also solve this with a dust ruffle. Overall, it is awesome and I am very happy with my purchase.

I put together 2 Queen and 1 Full size bed frames. The package was tightly packed, no defects in any of the parts. Each part was in plastic bags, styrofoam kept them in place and additional cardboard was used as protectors. Lots of garbage, but it was optimized to protect the metal parts. Pieces are labeled with numbers and hardware is labeled with letters. As for the hardware, they were all on one card, clearly marked and sealed with hard plastic to not get lost. Downfall was that you need to open the screw sections as you need them or you will end up losing track of which piece was which letter. Perhaps the length of the screw should have been noted right on the card. One extra of each screw/washer/nut with 2 Allen keys. You cannot put this together wrong... holes go all the way through posts so either way it will work. Sister parts are not mirror images when I assumed they would be. There is an indent for the washer, but you won't have it like that on the other side. Directions were so easy to follow. A faster job with 2 people but absolutely doable with one. I completed on my own and I'd say my skill is a 7 out of 10. The first took me about 3 hours and the last about 2. Each step is clearly labeled with numbered parts and lettered hardware. No reading needed, all visual diagrams. The washers are curved and took some thought before putting them on the screw, but after the first wrong one, you'll figure it out quickly. After assembled, very sturdy and fit the mattress appropriately. Someone mentioned it can slide left to right and I do see that as happening, but all platform beds will do that. Since the platform is metal, it slides a little easier. WARNING... assemble with shoes and not bare feet. It is very easy to kick the center support beam and stub you toe; My crocs were perfect for the job.

Easy to put together and pretty light. Mattress easy to slide on. Very sturdy

I bought this over a year ago and put it in the guest bedroom, so far so good, it's durable & I have had some healthy looking guests sleeping on it. Definitely worth it.

The bed is okay overall. Easy to assemble but the *metal* slats are a little loose. Had to use paper fillings to stop them from squeaking even when you are just tossing and turning 😁.