Queen Size Bed Frame with Headboard and Footboard, 18 Inches High, 3500 Pounds Heavy Duty Metal Slats Support for Mattress, No Box Spring Needed, Noise-Free, Black

We brought the California King frame back in April 2023. I attached one of the sites pictures for the one we have and will include more later. Two years to a T and it’s still going strong! It was very easy to assemble, great price for the size and quality! Worth the $200 we paid and $500-1000 we didn’t have to pay! It looks amazing, very clean, sleek, modern looking! It’s very sturdy and we don’t hear any noise. We are big tall people and have even watched movies on it with the kids and still holding up! Our mattress is about 12-14 inch; I can’t recall exactly and firm. I would say get a deep fitted sheet that fully covers your mattress. Since our frame is 18” high and the mattress also higher, you can see from afar if a sheet is not fully covering. Get a comforter or blanket that is California King so it will look nice when made up. Because the mattress is high, I don’t see the footboard when laying. It has not been a problem ever and in fact when I want to sit nearer the tv on wall at the end of the bed, I can feel the extra support there from the footboard just under where my mattress stops. So it worked out. I would’ve worried the footboard would loosen if feet or anything pushed up against it. Our frame has the bar in middle of headboard and footboard and it’s attached to the bar along the middle of the main frame, so any blankets we pull higher up and fold so we can easily tuck at the foot, otherwise we don’t tuck them and place over the footboard, which I don’t mind, but looks better to when tucked. I prefer metal over wood, because it’s easy to clean, more functional and doesn’t attract termites…I think lol. Wood tends to crack and break, but this metal frame holds up to its reputation all the way! No scratches, bends, breaks, screws missing, paint missing, and it’s been two years! A great buy and we’ll worth it!!

This king bed was the perfect upgrade from a queen size. I searched and searched for something that would look good with the rest of my bedroom furniture as the manufacturer had discontinued my current bedroom suite 🙄 so I was unable to get a matching king bed. This simple black metal frame with headboard and footboard looks great with the rest of the furniture. It was easy to assemble with my husband, zero missing part, quality built and I love the fact of metal heavy duty slats. It was a great value for what it cost.

We love this simple black bed. It was easy to put together. 4 months and no squeaking and holds up. High floor clearance means a nice area for storage (but my Corgi sleeps under the bed now so it is reserved for him). The headboard could be about 10" higher to male this bed a 10!!! My pillows cover it up.

This bed frame is beautiful and sturdy. I love the powder coating (easy to clean) and the 16-inch clearance from the floor to bottom of the bed frame is great for storage. The bed frame with my mattress on it, does not move or squeak and my mattress has not shifted (my mattress is a very heavy Cal King and 14 inches thick).It took just under two hours to assemble. The 30-minute assembly advertised is hard to achieve (unless you have put many of these beds together before). It took me and two others 30 minutes just to take everything out of the box, lay it out, read the instructions and inventory parts.Also...BEWARE...depending on the length of your bedspread/comforter and height of your mattress, you may have a difficult time draping the bedspread/comforter behind the foot board, as there is a center bar attached to the foot board which doesn't allow for smooth draping below this attached center bar. The center bar also makes it difficult to use a split corner bed skirt, unless the bed skirt is altered (cut for the center bar). Having a bed skirt was a must have for me, in order to hide stuff stored under the bed.NOTE: I ended up buying a very inexpensive, regular bed skirt from Amazon and made three cuts in it. One for each end corner and one for the center bar. I'm not a seamstress and didn't sew the raw edges of the cuts, so it's not perfect...but worked good enough.

This is the 3rd version of this type of "heavy duty" frame I bought. The first one broke at the middle bar support because a contractor disassembled it wrong when working in the bedroom. The second one I let my son build to get experience putting something together, but even I couldn't get the main rails to stop bulging outward afterward. This caused all the slats to eventually fall out. This one I assembled myself and tightened everything as tight as possible. When my son moves around on the bed the slats fall out from under the mattress. One night I walked in and his mattress was sunk down in the middle. Fortunately he has large plastic storage boxes underneath that was propping the mattress up. I'm done with this "heavy duty" metal frame and looking for one like I got my other kids which are still holding together fine. Hint: it's not really heavy duty metal, the outer frame wobbles no matter how much you tighten the bolts.