Solid Wood Queen Bed Frame, Platform Bed with Headboard, White

This bed frame is not only mega cute, it’s pretty easy to assemble aside from the mislabeled numbers on items “09” and “10”. It should also be noted that there aren’t any pre drilled holes for the pieces that require screws to be drilled into solid wood. This was a bit of a surprise but as long as you have the right drill bits it takes maybe 1-2 hours to complete in total. It says team build (I found this only necessary when it came to putting the actual frame together (the last half of instructions) and it came together quickly. So far so good, pretty sturdy frame and great height for easy storage.

Very happy with purchase. We were looking for a full size frame for our daughter. We purchased a different brand originally and could not get over the fumes/smell so started searching for GREENGUARD certified frames and found Plank + Beam. Unboxed with little to no smell, easy to put together, seems nice and sturdy. Reasonably priced, very happy.

Original package came damaged and footboard was super dented and scraped. Amazon sent a second bed package, we took out replacement footboard, swapped with damaged and then Amazon sent someone to pick up second bed package (took about two weeks). Bed feel sturdy, love the pecan color, we got a 10inch mattress and we can still see headboard (don’t recommend anything thicker). The rails on headboard rattle a bit but it’s not a big deal to us. There was an additional damaged piece that we didn’t notice until after we built it— wasn’t a huge deal to us but annoying that there was two damaged pieces (see photo). Building wasn’t too bad, but there were pieces that were not pre drilled so you’ll need a drill.

ASSEMBLY ADVICE: Get a bottle of wood glue (4oz is plenty) and use it during assembly for the head and footboard assembly (both ends). Using it on the headend slats means that they don't clack around or make a noise as they are otherwise loose in their slots. Using it on every other joint & groove where you find 'bare wood' just makes it all extra sturdy. Don't use too much glue otherwise it will ooze out or drip, but you can wipe it off. Some people have said they found it didn't quite go together right or they had to modify but mine was perfect. This goes together really easily but do follow the instructions. I bought several so the first one took longer - the main thing is to ensure that everything goes the right way up and the right way round as several parts could go either way and you don't want to take it apart and flip it once you realise - and you can't if you've glued!. In particular, ensure that the central support bar is horizontal and right under the base slats. If it's at an angle, you've got the footboard piece upside down. Note: This appears to be the same as another product under a different brand. I'd bought that one previously but it was out of stock so I bought this one instead and all parts seems to be identical. Search Amazon for B06XSN7CQ1 if this one is out of stock.

Good quality and looks great in my 3year olds room and is low enough for him to easily get on and off also for the most part a easy build the hard part for me was the head bored

The bed looks nice in my room and was relatively simple to assemble, but the center bar and legs are so flimsy and cheap they broke within the first month of owning it my advice to anyone looking to buy this bed is to buy or make additional support or your need will break and your mattress will sag.

I’m so happy with this bed frame. Did need to cut plywood to support the mattress, but love the quality and look of it

Very poor design that made assembly difficult. First of all, you need a drill. It does not say this in the instructions but you have to drill pilot holes for every single slat on each side and for some brackets. Update: went down to one star. This bed is not good. It becomes very squeaky and slides all over the place if you don't have a rug underneath. It doesn't feel very stable which is likely related to the awful assembly issues as stated above. Second, the few pilot holes that were already drilled were in the wrong place. When we used the pilot holes on the footboard provided for the central metal beam, they were way too low (and yes we tried rotating the footboard so they were upside down too). We had to redrill our own pilot holes higher up to make the central beam level. Even when we made the central beam perfectly level, some of the legs were still too short (despite lengthening the adjustable part). Finally, they mislabeled the 2 long pieces connecting the head and footboard. They were labeled 10 but in the instructions were labeled 9. All of this lead to a lot of confusion. It looks nice now, but the central legs are wobbly and some don't touch the ground so I will have to create a spacer.