AllewieTwin Size Platform Bed Frame with Wooden Headboard and Metal Slats,Rustic Country Style Mattress Foundation,Box Spring Optional, Light Brown

Great Value! Totally Silent. Heavy.Give yourself plenty of room and about 4 hours. Use a ice tray for bolts they start to look alike.The bolts sink into the square metal of the poles. Really makes for solid and silent construction.

I need a new bed frame & this was a perfect fit. The box came open & ripped (not the sellers fault.) Some parts were missing. When I reached out they sent they got replacement parts in the mail the same day. I had everything in a couple day. The flame was easy to put together & has been fantastic.

After reading the reviews, I was worried this bed frame would be hard to put together. It’s not that bad. Some pieces were awkward, and there was one step that I straight up got wrong and had to go back, undo, and reassemble - but that was on me for not noticing two of the parts were supposed to be flipped. There ARE a lot of small steps, but the end result seems worth it. I’m only a week into using this frame, but so far it seems stable. The head board looks nice (it’s not real wood but still nice). And so far anyway, NO noise - which I was worried about. As of now, definitely worth the price point if you want a frame that doesn’t overwhelm your space.

The bed looks very nice and easy to assemble. I do not like that it squeeks and the metal supports are held in by plastic pieces that seem like they will not last.

I really like this bed frame

Lots of assembly work. Lots of parts but very sturdy and nice looking bed.

The instructions were very clear. However, some of the nails just would not go all the way into the holes. The instructions do say not to continue if something doesn't fit or a piece is missing. However I didn't want to sleep on the floor so I continued 🤷🏾‍♀️. When I completed the bed I slept on it comfortably, until I realized any movement caused the bed to squeak. Overall it looks great and I will continue to use as it took around 3 hours of my labor to complete. Only issue is the squeaking when I do as little as turning from one side to the next.

The bed is made in China, the "wood" is really cheap in person. The final step is to put little plastic pieces next to the cross supports (which are a lot) and I'd recommend getting your hammer out to spare your fingers. Assembly is pretty well outlined but if you have anything else going on in your life a.k.a. kids, pets, phone, email, etc. then you may want to set aside some solitary time to follow the instructions as written. They are not intuitive.On the upside, the bed seems solid - I mean it weighs a million pounds so how could it not? and it's higher than it looks in the pictures I saw online. If you never want to take it out of the room you're putting it in, great. If you want to move it... ever... phone a friend or hire someone to lug it out or carve a larger door.