14 Inch Heavy Duty Bedframe

I am used to hitting these mail order "some assembly required" items with a hammer to make parts fit. I was shocked, all the parts fit like a glove. All the screws and parts just fell into place, no problem. For just over $100 bucks I was also shocked at the quality of the parts. Strong and well made with all the plastic end caps fitting perfectly. Also, all the parts were there and it arrived in 2 days. I have a queen bed and used the box spring (fit in the frame perfectly) of 9" and the mattress is 8" so the bed is now 32" high which is in keeping with the trend for a high bed. One other nice feature in the 9 legs make the bed very stable which is nice when revolving the mattress or jumping into bed. All in all, I am very happy with this frame and would recommen it to a friend. Oh, almost forgot, I have a metal head board and the holesin the frame matched prefectly to the holes in the head board !!! WOW

As someone who changes apartments frequently, I needed a good bed frame that is lightweight to move, sturdy and easy to breakdown. Additionally I wanted something reasonable high off the ground for underbed storage. After combing through many reviews on amazon, looking for the best metal bed frame, I saw a common complaint of frames snapping. I saw this, and decided to take a chance on seeing how 'beefy' the frame really is.Assembly was straightforward. The best assembly feature is legs are attached to parts of the frame by a swivel, so it can compactly tuck away. With a dozen or so screws and nuts, it is easy to attach the frame pieces together than drop in the the support bars which are wedged in. After assembly, the mattress can easily slot right in, and since the support bars are a little recessed, it holds the mattress in place.After a week of sleeping on it, it delivers really well. I've only tested this with myself (180 lbs), but no squeak so far, and no mattress sliding. One important thing to note, although the bed is 14 inches tall, you can only really slide objects that are a little under 12 inches tall (see attached pic). Other than that, it works really well for underbed storage.

To be honest I wasn't expecting much from this bed frame, but was tired of my traditional bed frame and box spring's constant shifting, noise and movement around on my hardwood floor. This thing went together easy in about 30 minutes (probably less), and it is SOLID. No movement, no noise, and good support. I'm around 300 pounds and I have no reservations about sleeping on this. Follow the directions and make sure everything is tight. Highly recommended.

Heavy duty frame, easy to put together. Took me maybe 20 minutes. My only complaint is the corners are not rounded and my wife and I have both caught them. It's a painful experience.

Came home with packaging intact. Couple of pieces had minor scruff marks from being bound together. All screws and bolts were running around in the box. Thankfully the box itself was intact, without any holes or tears from handling and transport. The blister pack that contained the screws, bolts and nuts was packed by forcing into a gap or got squeezed by heavier pieces moving during transportation. It had bent and opened up. Was able to find all the pieces. There are no spares. So, if one or two were lost, will be a trip to the hardware store to find the correct sized pieces.Assembling with the little spanner that came with it was a challenge. Cannot use any other for the corner nuts as the crossbar mounts and the long side of the frame interfere with any other meaningful means for tightening the bolts. The plus shaped central support is not very sturdy. Need to be careful tightening the bolt to the frame. Cannot be hand tightened and an extra quarter to half a turn. None of the bolts and screws can be hand tightened. Need to use spanners after the first half to one turn. Tightening with a spanner (one that came with the hardware collection or any other) does not "tell" you if it is tightened fully. Since the rectangular central support is hollow, it will crumple if over-tightened.Get pool noodles and cable ties for the exposed supports. Stubbed my toes 5 minutes after setting up the bed. Had a pool noodle at hand and fixed the issue immediately. If there are no pool noodles at hand, use the foam pads that came in the packaging to temporarily fix it. At least the two side ones and three on the foot of the frame. Beware of the corners as well. I had those toddler floor foam mat pieces, which i cut to size and wrapped around the corners. Saved my knees and shins numerous times from the next morning.Good value for the money and sturdy. No squeaks or shifting. Must have pool noodle accessory, may be the manufacturer can ship some with the item. :-)

It's great if need more sturdiness and I dont use a box spring so that a plus

I ordered new! Everything screws etc rolling around in the bottom of box the package the screws came in was left open and left in the box. It was Dusty had to clean very disappointed

I bought a queen size. This was very easy to assemble by looking at the one page picture that was included. All hardware was supplied to include an Allen wrench. It took 2 of us about 20 - 30 minutes to have it all together and in place with the mattress on it. I am not using a box springs and the support is fine for a mattress - it works like a platform bed and I am not using a bunk board. There are holes in the frame for adding a headboard. Unfortunately they did not align with my headboard but we drilled holes in the headboard, bought the necessary hardware and it is now securely attached to the bed frame. This was also an easy process. The only concern I have with the frame is that when you walk around the bed you can easily bang your toes, feet and shins into the metal frame and especially the legs - OUCH! I have ordered bumper material to add so my guests do not hurt themselves. In all fairness, this was not a surprise to me which is why I still gave it 5 stars. I would recommend, especially for sturdiness and ease of assembly.