BestMassage | Queen Bed Frame | Metal | Heavy Duty Steel Slats with 6 Legs | Foldable | Sturdy, No Box Spring Needed | Easy to Assemble with Under-Bed Storage | Furniture for Home, Dorms

This bed frame is so easy to assemble and it looks great! The price point of the frame was the motivating factor for me but I’m pleased with how perfect it turned out to be. It took me about 30 minutes to assemble, the instructions were helpful and there were no missing parts. After it was finished I threw on the twin mattress and tested it out. There was no squeaking and no movement, it stayed in place and supported the mattress completely. It’s at a lovely height with room for storage space underneath. Overall I’d recommend this frame for its ease of assembly and its reasonable price.

Original date August 1st. The frame is sturdy but the metal webbing is subpar. This frame started on a high note but after about 5 weeks, the webbing has bent to a slope beneath the mattress. One of the metal rods has broken off completely. This makes it dangerous for young children because these are metal soldered pieces with sharp edges.

This bedframe is NOT foldable unless you take the mattress off, flip it over, and unscrew five screws. If you don’t flip and undo the screws, it only folds to a right angle, so it’s not very storage-friendly. (That’s the whole point of a folding bedframe: to be stored away when not in use, right?) You guys should take ‘foldable’ out of the product name because that’s very misleading. It’s not a folding frame when assembled as directed. All mattress frames could be described as foldable if you include the ones you flip over and unscrew some stuff to pack them up for moving. This is just a regular solid mattress frame. Also, the welds are rough in a lot of places and start to tear into your mattress the second it makes contact. Bought two. Probably only keeping one because that one doesn’t actually need to fold. Going to save the big flat cardboard box it came in to put between to protect that mattress from getting shredded until I can replace the frame with one that doesn’t slice mattresses. The other frame, for the bed that NEEDED to fold because that area doubles as a livingroom, it’s going back immediately. This bedframe is cheap, though. For a foldable frame. Too bad it isn’t foldable, making it kinda not a good deal for what it is. I can get a random regular solid bedframe in several pieces that screw together from the used crap store for 5-10 bucks that does just as good. I’m not too happy with this incorrectly named product. Doesn’t do what it claims it does in the title, and damages mattresses because of rough welds. :(

PERFECT ASSEMBLY TOOK ABOUT 45 FROM START TO FINISH. HOLDS UP WELL. GREAT SPACE UNDERNEATH FOR STORAGE.

Bought it 8 months ago, did have to repair a crossbar that broke. It took 3 minutes and some JB Weld to fix it. I also "fixed" the supports that come undone by themselves by using safety wire and then tapping over it. It's definitely cheap and the support arms were put on backwards. They swing up and are held in place by wing nuts that won't stay tight. If they swung down onto the posts, it wouldn't be a problem. But again, easily fixed with a pair of pliers and some wire. If you keep those supports tight, it doesn't squeak. Build quality aside, it's very comfortable. The grid pattern of the bed platform means you don't feel bars through the mattress.

These are great! I got the Queen Size for my queen size (mattress in a box) and my guests really enjoy the bed. I am an old grandma and put these together myself - just a screwdriver. I put foam on the legs so as not to hit my shins. The only challenge is I never did attach my headboard - just put it behind the bed. might need a drill for that. Maybe later! Very sturdy, comfortable (I put a rubber backed rug pad on top of the frame before putting down the mattress. It smoothed out the ridges and kept every thing from sliding anywhere. I have had it for a year - great buy.

I got this bedframe for my kid, right off the bat it says don't jump on it or shake it. .. that's what kids do! The frame is unsturdy it wiggles alot. I didn't get the hardware as shown lugnuts and screws. It came with wing nuts and the connection bar had two on each side so I couldn't get it tight enough not to wiggle .the crossbars that secure the frame to the legs to distribute weight evenly were a nightmare to lock into place especially with more wingnuts. And the frame attaches to each other with what look like small hair pins. Again not sturdy. It will hold his weight but not sure for how long. It's nice looking though. The manual instructions lied it doesn't take 5 minutes to assemble! It took me 30 to 45 minutes.

Just put a Twin mattress on it and you have a bed, No Box Spring needed! This does the job for less!