I like the six drawers of storage but the sturdiness is a little weak at the head and foot of the bed frame, I sit on the foot of my bed to put on my sock every morning and in less than a month the short screws stripped out of the wood and the aluminum rail bent. I was able to modify and fix it with a few supplies from the hardware store. If you buy this bed frame I recommend adding a little more support to the aluminum rails before setting up your bed.
Purchased this bed for my 24 year old son. It took half a day to put it together but once it was done we were very happy with the quality for the price. The drawers are roomy and the color (we got the black) looks great in his room.
This took awhile to build but it wasnt that difficult, the main thing that was hard was putting in the wood pieces before putting youre mattress on. When putting in those wood pieces, we had to take off the end piece of the bed in order to align the wood pieces in between the metal. Other than that it was pretty easy. I had trouble with one drawer as well that wasnt really closing properly but if you take it out and re/slide it in (making sure the wheels are both going in at the same time) it will go right in perfectly.
The construction pieces are garbage.
Now hold on, before you roll your eyes and say I dont know how to build furniture or decide against buying this bed entirely, let me elaborate. All of the furniture I own is furniture I have to build. I dont buy second/hand furniture because I dont know what you did on that couch, and I dont buy pre/built furniture because I would rather just mess it up myself than pay someone else to mess it up for me. That said, I have a lot of DIY furniture.
The shelving system in this bed is absolutely horrendous. Some of the tracks came bent before we even installed them, but we decided, hey, we can just bend that into place ourselves and itll be fine!
If the other pieces came in a passable condition, that is.
My boyfriend and I spent hours working with stripped screws, unaligned holes and track pieces on the actual shelves that didnt match up to track pieces on the bed. If it was just bent track pieces then fine, but were fairly certain we were sent the wrong pieces entirely. Our stick/tuitiveness being what it is, we still tried to build the darned thing no matter how it fought us.
The storage is fine, but for the price point, you would expect sturdier shelves. I dont know how much this bed is going for now, but it was a 500 USD buy for us, and you would think that means the bottom of the shelves wouldnt come dislodged when you put four bath sheets in it, but we have now limited it to two bath sheets.
Assuming we can get to the bath sheets in general. Since, you know. The tracks have been banged up since day one.
We ended up taking out a couple of shelves entirely. We have no idea what to do with them because they only go to this infernal contraption that was supposed to be a space/saver, but instead it caused more head/scratching on where should this go? Can we put this extra shelf up there? Should we just put it inside the damned bed?
The bed itself takes up more space than an ox (we got a queen), so you would think the supports on it would be great. Not even a year later and the whole thing is already squeaking when we get into it, like a metal platform bed after a music festival weekend.
Its clearly not meant to last for regular use, and were not big people / my partner is a 62 guy and Im 53. Collectively we weigh less than 400 lbs, so unless this bed is meant for a single un/American human, which, despite how I squint I do not see not for American couples in the fine print then how in the world are we meant to keep the supports from screeching at us every time we turn over? A restful nights sleep this bed does not make.
So, to recap: * assembly would have been easy if the parts were un/damaged and/or *the correct parts* upon arrival. Since I dont make beds for a living, I had no way of knowing if they were definitely the right tracks for this bed, but I can safely say a year later that they were clearly not and I shouldve listened to my gut on returning the darned thing.
* Sturdiness is not great. Weve already had to take out shelves because theyre more of a hassle than a convenience now, and the bed itself screeches at us for so much as looking at it. My cat already does that, thank you.
* Storage capacity: you can fit a couple of bath sheets into these drawers without their bottoms falling out onto the shelf below it, ensuring you will never get either of them open again.
In short, if you have the 500 USD to spend and youre a single person, sure! Maybe this bed is for you.
If youre expecting a storage saver thatll make your life less of a hassle, find something else.
I was a little concerned since some of the reviews said it was not sturdy. If you take care, and do NOT over torque the screws (dont tighten so tight you strip the wood threads and ruin it) which you could easily do if you used a drill, then should be fine. Tighten just until start to get hard then stop. Mine was nice and sturdy. But I did not over torque a single screw. I was pleased some of the assembly was fool proof in that not possible to assemble incorrectly. Of course you have to be able to read and follow instructions.
I love this bed and all the storage is aming. It was missing a couple things but the company was right on it and sent me what was needed. My hubby did have a hard time getting it all together but he eventually succeeded
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Great for them money
Oldest son loves it. Was easy to assemble as long as you follow instructions
Good no frills bed
Works well in our guest room.
Good on storage but needs a little modification
I like the six drawers of storage but the sturdiness is a little weak at the head and foot of the bed frame, I sit on the foot of my bed to put on my sock every morning and in less than a month the short screws stripped out of the wood and the aluminum rail bent. I was able to modify and fix it with a few supplies from the hardware store. If you buy this bed frame I recommend adding a little more support to the aluminum rails before setting up your bed.
Nice quality for the price
Purchased this bed for my 24 year old son. It took half a day to put it together but once it was done we were very happy with the quality for the price. The drawers are roomy and the color (we got the black) looks great in his room.
Works but takes a while to get together
Its a monster to put together. Combined with the matching storage headboard it was like 200/250 screws and took six hours.
Pretty easy
This took awhile to build but it wasnt that difficult, the main thing that was hard was putting in the wood pieces before putting youre mattress on. When putting in those wood pieces, we had to take off the end piece of the bed in order to align the wood pieces in between the metal. Other than that it was pretty easy. I had trouble with one drawer as well that wasnt really closing properly but if you take it out and re/slide it in (making sure the wheels are both going in at the same time) it will go right in perfectly.
Time Consuming
I did not like the time it took to assemble this bed however this bed is very sturdy once put together. You need alot of patience to assemble.
After nearly a year with this bed, I can safely say
The construction pieces are garbage. Now hold on, before you roll your eyes and say I dont know how to build furniture or decide against buying this bed entirely, let me elaborate. All of the furniture I own is furniture I have to build. I dont buy second/hand furniture because I dont know what you did on that couch, and I dont buy pre/built furniture because I would rather just mess it up myself than pay someone else to mess it up for me. That said, I have a lot of DIY furniture. The shelving system in this bed is absolutely horrendous. Some of the tracks came bent before we even installed them, but we decided, hey, we can just bend that into place ourselves and itll be fine! If the other pieces came in a passable condition, that is. My boyfriend and I spent hours working with stripped screws, unaligned holes and track pieces on the actual shelves that didnt match up to track pieces on the bed. If it was just bent track pieces then fine, but were fairly certain we were sent the wrong pieces entirely. Our stick/tuitiveness being what it is, we still tried to build the darned thing no matter how it fought us. The storage is fine, but for the price point, you would expect sturdier shelves. I dont know how much this bed is going for now, but it was a 500 USD buy for us, and you would think that means the bottom of the shelves wouldnt come dislodged when you put four bath sheets in it, but we have now limited it to two bath sheets. Assuming we can get to the bath sheets in general. Since, you know. The tracks have been banged up since day one. We ended up taking out a couple of shelves entirely. We have no idea what to do with them because they only go to this infernal contraption that was supposed to be a space/saver, but instead it caused more head/scratching on where should this go? Can we put this extra shelf up there? Should we just put it inside the damned bed? The bed itself takes up more space than an ox (we got a queen), so you would think the supports on it would be great. Not even a year later and the whole thing is already squeaking when we get into it, like a metal platform bed after a music festival weekend. Its clearly not meant to last for regular use, and were not big people / my partner is a 62 guy and Im 53. Collectively we weigh less than 400 lbs, so unless this bed is meant for a single un/American human, which, despite how I squint I do not see not for American couples in the fine print then how in the world are we meant to keep the supports from screeching at us every time we turn over? A restful nights sleep this bed does not make. So, to recap: * assembly would have been easy if the parts were un/damaged and/or *the correct parts* upon arrival. Since I dont make beds for a living, I had no way of knowing if they were definitely the right tracks for this bed, but I can safely say a year later that they were clearly not and I shouldve listened to my gut on returning the darned thing. * Sturdiness is not great. Weve already had to take out shelves because theyre more of a hassle than a convenience now, and the bed itself screeches at us for so much as looking at it. My cat already does that, thank you. * Storage capacity: you can fit a couple of bath sheets into these drawers without their bottoms falling out onto the shelf below it, ensuring you will never get either of them open again. In short, if you have the 500 USD to spend and youre a single person, sure! Maybe this bed is for you. If youre expecting a storage saver thatll make your life less of a hassle, find something else.
Sturdy if assembled right
I was a little concerned since some of the reviews said it was not sturdy. If you take care, and do NOT over torque the screws (dont tighten so tight you strip the wood threads and ruin it) which you could easily do if you used a drill, then should be fine. Tighten just until start to get hard then stop. Mine was nice and sturdy. But I did not over torque a single screw. I was pleased some of the assembly was fool proof in that not possible to assemble incorrectly. Of course you have to be able to read and follow instructions.
Lots of room
I love this bed and all the storage is aming. It was missing a couple things but the company was right on it and sent me what was needed. My hubby did have a hard time getting it all together but he eventually succeeded
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