14 inch Queen Size Bed Frame, 3500lbs Load Heavy Duty Metal Platform, Mattress Foundation with Wooden Slats, Anti-slip, Noise Free and No Box Spring Needed

I am beyond happy with this frame!Easy to assemble (although the screws weren't labeled, I didnt find it difficult to figure out)Sturdy and is quiet. No creaking or shifting. I even had multiple people sit on the bed at the same time to test the capacity. Not a single sound or dip.The frame is high enough to store things under. A box spring is NOT needed for strong foundation. I chose to add one for extra height (I'm 5'5", and the height is approx. 2-3' from floor to top)My only complaint (minor and in no way a deal breaker for me) is that my headboard was too big to attach (so make sure you measure accordingly) and there was no place to attach a footboard.Other than that, it's a great buy! Will definitely buy again.

I bought this frame a couple years ago and it was amazing.I bought it again and its not the same bed frame anymore. The wooden slats were previously very strong and firm and whiteish in color like the photo in the listing. Now they're super cheap particle board and poor quality. Disappointed for sure!

Haven't put my mattress on there yet, but I figured id at least drop my first impressions. Packaging was pretty decent, everything arrived in one piece. Had quite a bit of dust and blemishes though, nothing actually hurting the hardware, everything wiped off with a bleach rag. Relatively easy to assemble, longest part of the process was figuring out the difference between E & F. (one is horizontal, one is vertical). Also noticed the bolts aren't labeled as they are in the directions A,B,C (etc) they're labeled as manufacturers label M20 #blahblah. Little bit of common sense helped me there, but probably should be corrected otherwise. The tools they provide you with bend pretty easily, not a big deal though. My biggest complaint is the middle support leg does not touch the floor currently, will have to add a 2x6 or something underneath to support it. Lastly none of the wooden boards were the same length lol. I have a few that just bareeeeely sit on the edges of the lip, and some that I was concerned i'd have to trim down. A few crowned ones as well, hopefully won't be notice able once I put my mattress on. All and all, its quality for the price, wasn't too hard to put together by myself, and i'm sure it will do the trick. I only worry about the middle support, and the flimsy boards. Might just replace the boards later on to solve that problem.

Okay, so far I absolutely LOVE this bed frame.My husband and I used to have an iron frame that was gifted to me but it was SO loud and would wake up the house anytime we turned over or got on or off the bed, not to mention alone time with my husband. I think it had something to do with the box springs not sitting right. Terrible creaking noises.Anyways, when we first got this one put together and the mattress back on and laid out on it, we were SOO happy because it was completely noiseless.We are bigger people and my husband weighs 330 and I weigh 240 at 5 months pregnant and it seems to be holding up just fine. We haven’t done any other activities on it though if you know what I mean.My only complaint is that the screws and bolts weren’t labeled like they were in the instructions so it was somewhat confusing at first. We just used trial and error and common sense to find the right ones for each part.The little tools they give you are handy if you don’t have any, but if you do have your own I’d definitely recommend using those instead. It took my husband, with a small amount of help from me, about an hour and a half to put together.Be wary of the corners of the bed though. My 5 year old hurt her knee pretty badly on a corner and so did I. We aren’t used to having the pointed corners, but we will manage and learn.We love this bed.

Bed frame was very easy to assemble as instructions were clear. Plenty of storage underneath and the feet glide on my laminate flooring, so no concerns for scratching. Originally, due to a rip in the package, I did not have one of the bolts I needed but the seller quickly shipped me the part I needed. Bed is sturdy and the wood slats offer ample support for the mattress so it feels just little having a box spring (not at all like a futon which was my main concern).

Frame is actually very good, wanted a super sturdy frame as our cats like to hide under the bed and we broke our last frame (Ikea) after my boyfriend suplexed me on the bed. Thankfully no kitties were hurt but it was scary. This thing is solid and with the same mattress withstood the test suplex, and my bfs(200lb) stress test of body slaming it multiple times, with flying colors.Additional info: great for foam, slats are close together and very thick, easy to put together- 1 person job, and it looks a lot nicer than I expected, not squeaky at all. Awesome for the price.

I wanted to get rid of my box spring so there would be no more creaking. I assumed i would need to put some felt between the metal on metal points of this frame, but everything is so secure i don't even hear a tick or tap, even when exercising. It is super sturdy, yet very lightweight so i can easily move it away from the wall to clean behind it, or change my fitted sheet. There is a slight lip for the mattress to sit in and has not slid around at all. It is nice and tall, with tons of room for storage underneath. This 6'4" guy does not have to crawl up out bed like i would with a lower platform. Love it!

I love this frame! Went over and over the instructions to make certain I understood everything right(I am not familiar with assembling things that require assembly instructions!) Whew! Not that complicated at all! I'm, well, lets just say, well over 49 and holdin', and, I managed to do this all by myself! I have a queen, soft-side waterbed with box springs sitting on this frame! I am no light weight myself! Very sturdy! LOL! Need a step to get into bed! Would not change a thing! 7"or 14" would recommend to all!