Instead of getting a bigger bed at IKEA for my son, I decided to get the Judy bed from based on the reviews. Im happy with my purchase since they designed a very well made bed and how they engineered everything to fit within the headboard for packaging/transport is aming. Its very well secured in the box and with double cardboard packaging, I assume they have very little concealed damage claims since everything is in that headboard.
They really thought though the design and construction by adding little things to this bed. For example, on top of the metal box frame where the wood slats rests upon, they incorporated a very thin rubber membrane which I assume will prevent squeaks when youre on the bed. The wood slats are actually linked together (preassembled) with velcro so it will be equally spaced out and they wont be moving around when youre giving a bed a workout (if u know what I mean / lol).
Other additional things that they included but really didnt have to since it adds to their total cost is including a basic RATCHETING wrench for tightening the screws (and not just a simple Allen wrench), including extra spare screws for your assembly AND screws that should be already assembled on the head/foot boards, they bagged the foam shipping blocks so that you dont have little styrofoam pieces when you unpackage your bed, and they also include some blank hello and thank you cards that you can use in the future. I would probably skip these thank you cards but including them tells me this company will go the extra mile and use the minimum thickness of metal and wood for its materials so it can last for years to come. One minor thing that they should include in the assembly kit is felt pads for the bed legs. The bottom of the wood legs dont have those typical plastic caps and for hardwood floor users, having felt pads on your furniture is the best way to preserve our floor from scratches.
Long story short, this is a great upholstered platform bed for 209 which was on sale when I purchased it.
Very well designed and engineered
Instead of getting a bigger bed at IKEA for my son, I decided to get the Judy bed from based on the reviews. Im happy with my purchase since they designed a very well made bed and how they engineered everything to fit within the headboard for packaging/transport is aming. Its very well secured in the box and with double cardboard packaging, I assume they have very little concealed damage claims since everything is in that headboard. They really thought though the design and construction by adding little things to this bed. For example, on top of the metal box frame where the wood slats rests upon, they incorporated a very thin rubber membrane which I assume will prevent squeaks when youre on the bed. The wood slats are actually linked together (preassembled) with velcro so it will be equally spaced out and they wont be moving around when youre giving a bed a workout (if u know what I mean / lol). Other additional things that they included but really didnt have to since it adds to their total cost is including a basic RATCHETING wrench for tightening the screws (and not just a simple Allen wrench), including extra spare screws for your assembly AND screws that should be already assembled on the head/foot boards, they bagged the foam shipping blocks so that you dont have little styrofoam pieces when you unpackage your bed, and they also include some blank hello and thank you cards that you can use in the future. I would probably skip these thank you cards but including them tells me this company will go the extra mile and use the minimum thickness of metal and wood for its materials so it can last for years to come. One minor thing that they should include in the assembly kit is felt pads for the bed legs. The bottom of the wood legs dont have those typical plastic caps and for hardwood floor users, having felt pads on your furniture is the best way to preserve our floor from scratches. Long story short, this is a great upholstered platform bed for 209 which was on sale when I purchased it.