Yaheetech Queen Size Bed Frames Metal Platform Bed Mattress Foundation with Cloud-Inspired Design Headboard/Footboard/Ample Under Bed Storage/No Box Spring Needed/Black

This is a very stable frame it's also beautiful. It took me awhile to put a get there because there was just me. So you may want to have somebody else to help you put it together

Very sturdy and beautiful, very satisfied with the purchase

Have had for over a year now. The screws do need tightening but it is very sturdy. Has held up well for me. No noise when getting in or out of bed, doesn't feel wobbly or unsteady. The paint is still in perfect condition with no chips or scratches.

I needed an inexpensive platform bed to use when I was recovering from surgery. This fit the bill! It's an attractive bed for a good price. It's solid. I never felt it shift when I got in and out of bed. A couple of things, the platform isn't deep enough to keep the mattress on the bed, so I had to purchase mattress gaskets to keep the mattress from sliding off. Not a big deal, but just an extra step. Also, the feet to the bed are treacherous to the toes. I wrapped mine in cushiony material to keep me and anyone else from catching their feet on them. Overall, a great purchase! Would do it again!

Súper fácil de armar simplemente si tiene muchos tornillos y eemoars un poco pero es fácil súper confiable muy buen material por el precio mi hija tiene 2 años con su cama y está muy buenas condiciones la recomiendo

Me ha salido muy buena y es súper fácil de armar

My previous bed frame was an old POS so it was time to upgrade. I have a King Size bed and frame in storage and just figured this frame would be similar. My King frame easily unfolds to fit together with no tools needed for anything, right out of the box.This bed frame...? Uhhhh, not so much. Not sure why I just assumed it would be, but for some reason I didn't. Oh well - my bad. As far as assembling went, it took me approximately an hour to do by myself, which seems far too long for something that really shouldn't be that complicated. With help it definitely would have gone much quicker, at least I can admit that. But an extra pair of hands simply was not an option for me, so I took the time I needed.It was missing a few washers and with the way the instructions described, your mattress would be sitting directly on top of screws that could damage it if you tried to slide it over the tops of those exposed bolts sticking up...even if they had been reversed, the edges around the bolts would still potentially cause damage to the mattress if moved at the wrong moment. I suppose I could put a bunky board on top of the frame to protect my mattress, but nowhere does it show this so I did not plan on it...as I imagine many won't.There were an absurd number of parts to assemble considering what it was, that seemed almost like overkill...but I CAN say that now that it's all put together, it certainly looks good and reasonably sturdy to last for years. Let's just say that there are SO many parts to this, that when it comes time to move, I seriously doubt I'll bring the frame with me. Taking it apart and re-assembling it simply isn't worth the headache if I'm being honest. I'll leave it and buy something else when the time comes.For what it is it works and I'm not unhappy with it, but clearly some thought was left out of the design.

Looks great, easy to pit together even single handed. We have used it for a bit now and it is great.