Canopy Bed Frame Stainless Steel Twin Size Bed Canopy Frame & Bed Poles, Fit for Four-Corner Bed and Mosquito Curtains, Twin (Silver)

Not worth the money, I've had this up for maybe a week and it's already broken in multiple places, the joints aren't properly welded together, it's made from flimsy cheap materials, and it's not like I've been rough on it, it's just been sitting there and it's already just collapsing around me.

This was a birthday wish for my child so I read the reviews and decided it was worth a shot. All the poles were grouped together and had a sticker for w or l. Pretty straight forward. Went ahead and put the top part together first and used duck tape to secure the pole joints in between the corner brackets. Honestly felt a little wobbly so we did wrap the duck tape around bed and canopy poles. The curtains we bought hide all that. Seems pretty solid for the cost. Made a birthday wish come true.

Overall it looks great from afar. However the poles are hollow and made of cheap aluminum material that bends very easily and at the bottom of the four posts they could have definitely went with a better design than one flimsy piece of plastic that sticks out about two inches and offers no structural stability to let the canopy stand on its own. U most definitely have to slide the pieces under the legs of your existing frame and pray it stays. Also the very first day I put it together my friend was looking at it and barely bumped into the leg and it shifted the whole frame and snapped the bracket at the top where the two sides come together due to it being held together by cheaply done soldering. It wasn’t worth the money spent for such a cheaply made product. However with a lot of adjustments on my part it did end up looking okay.

This product was very weak it collapsed the day after we put it up and unfortunately it was for my 5 year old's birthday and it was a catastrophe. The bars are hollow and they're made out of really thin aluminum two of the bars bent as we were putting them up. And they are so weak that it wouldn't even hold the curtains. So my daughter was very much upset and I am unable to get anything else for her birthday. I would not recommend this product to anyone they are just going to be very disappointed and they're going to want through money back. If I could give it no stars I would. I would definitely see that this product is definitely false advertisement and I wish that I could get my money back and buy her something else.

Don't let the Debbie Downer reviews scare you away! The canopy bed frame (Queen) was actually very easy to put together. And I'm a senior woman who lives alone. 👩‍🦳Below are my tips. These helped me make this canopy frame VERY STURDY!Never mind glue. Way too messy! The really shiny silver duct tape- not that dull silver stuff- is a very close match to the stainless poles. Worked great for this project!Laid out the lengthwise poles first. While there are no instructions, they have a sticker on 1 of them that says "4" in both Chinese and English. Then I put these pole sections together. I taped every section where they join together (3 per pole). Made it MUCH sturdier.Added 1 presser foot to each of the four corner canopy poles and taped over the plastic piece on the presser foot to reinforce it and reduce the chance of the plastic splitting in future.The head and foot canopy poles sticker says "3" in both Chinese and English. Laid them out, put the sections together, and taped them.Put the fan poles together and taped the sections.EDIT: I have an adjustable bed and the presser feet do not fit under the bed frame and allow the bed to be raised or lowered. Bricks or concrete blocks will secure the presser feet and keep the poles in place while you assemble the frame. I opted to leave mine in place after assembly.For added stability, I also cut 1 foot long pieces of duct tape and taped the corner poles to the bed frame- at roughly the height of a traditional box spring. Its not noticeable and really improved the stability of the poles.I would recommend this particular bed frame highly. What really sold it for me were the metal T connectors. I didn't feel comfortable with cheap plastic T connectors. If they ever split, you'd have the canopy poles on top of you, and I wasn't going there...lolSo. To sum it up you can have an awesome canopy bed frame for approx. $50. plus a roll of shiny silver duct tape. Plus it arrived 1 day early!Pics of the finished canopy. Made my own canopy panels by cutting tablecloths and hemming them w/ fusible webbing and an iron while watching TV. Now I feel like I'm sleeping in an awesome B & B!Buy this one. You won't regret It! 😉

Easy assembly with common sense, i'm a 19 year old girl and built this for my college housing and had no trouble. Went up fine with no reinforcement or tape, stands up fine on its own and holds my curtains well as i open and close them and i have no problems getting in bed. slightly wobbly but not enough to collapse. you get what you pay for!

Cheap material, not meant to last long. Bends very easy at connections between poles. Mine barely lasted 3 months before it started to bend. With how easy it is to bend, unsure if actually stainless steel rather than another cheap metal. Since there is no extra pieces, unable to swap out the damaged parts.Even with keeping under the feet of my bed, the stilts are unable to remain upright and consistently lean. Would end up correcting them at least 3x a week. I believe moving them consistently is what caused them to bend.