PayLessHere Metal Bed Frame Foldable Metal Platform Mattress Foundation with Support Up to 1000lbs Steel Slats Support Noise Free Heavy Duty Bed Frame Easy Assembly,Twin

It fit my queen mattress perfectly..easy put together ..no extra tools needed

Very good product for the price and very easy to assemble.👍🏼

I've used it once before and there was no problem at all. It's very sturdy and well balanced. And the best part is that it doesn't make any noise.

Bien

after 2 months of use, this bed frame broke. Within a week it was already noisy. After it broke, I contacted their customer service email, and they ignored it. Amazon asked if they responded, told them no and they resent the email, still no response. This seller takes your money, sends you crap then ignores when there is a problem.DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE! I now have to spend more money finding something different. this frame replaced one that lasted nearly 10 years. Too bad this company doesn't care about quality like they other company did.

In depth review on what to expect with these types of unitsUnit purchased: Queen size bedframeObservations:It was convenient to order online and packaging is light enough for 1 person to deliver and bring indoors. Price is the highlight. Needed frames for temporary guests beds in the spare rooms for the holidays and was looking to cut costs to get better quality mattresses.Assembly:Based on other reviews, it's hit or miss if you get a properly manufactured unit out of the box. I was fortunate enough that all the pre slotted holes were indeed pre drilled so I only had to follow the instructions which is dumbed down to only 4 steps. Like others, when assembling the center leg and support to both halves of each half (yes you read that right, it's for a queen size mattress but they basically just give you 2 twin size frames you tie together on the last step with 2 screws) I found it difficult to get the bolt thru the leg holes, had to use a hammer to help push it through both sides to them be able to put the clip on it. Do that 2 times per each twin unit frame assembly. For the final 2 screws that hold both sides of the queen bedframe together, it's not obvious that you have to leave them semi loose so that the center legs screws don't smash each other. There is no clearance indention for the 2 center legs between the 2 sides of the bedframe so as you tighten the ends together you'll see the center legs start to go above one another at the center. A better design would've factored in that small amount of space so that you can comfortably tighten the 2 final screws together so that the complete unit is sturdy while not causing the center legs to overlap each other at the screws.Features:Questionable max weight capacity - claims of 1,000lbs max capacity for the queen unit. For those that skimmed on details across reviews, the instruction guide states max load bearing of 500 lbs per each single (twin sized) unit. So for a queen size that means 500lbs on the left side, 500lbs on the right side. The main gripe I have with these figures are that the center legs you have to assemble are load bearing on only the screw that connects them to both halves of each half, I would imagine most of the load bearing really comes from the legs on both ends instead of the center legs as the frame does not sit on top of the center leg but parallel to it and weight falls on screws there . A better design on how the center legs connect to the rest of the frame would provide better load bearing performance if they had just made the connectors so that the frame sits on the legs rather just the screws at that point.Missing or misinformed features - The online posting for the unit claims it can be easily folded for storage in a small space such as under a sofa, but after completing the queen bedframe assembly, I just don't see how it can fold up to that size, because part of the assembly has you connecting leg supports to each leg so that they do not fold. There is no instructions included for how to fold away without disassembly so factor that in when considering this option if you are intent on folding it up for storage when not in use.Transportability - I would recommend assembling this unit in the room you plan to use it in if you go with a bed size option that has multiple twin mattresses frames (so I think full size and up). I made the mistake of assembling the unit in the living room due to flexible space but upon completion I realized it was more difficult to move into one of the spare rooms than anticipated. Since my frame was 2 twin frames held together by 2 screws, when you lift the frame length wise on its side to slide and move around, the top half would want to fold over the bottom half in an unsupported direction therefore I had to sort of mcgyver it through the house vertically then horizontally through the doorways while holding both halves with hands and a leg. If you do need to move it around the house, it'll be easier with at least 2 people to hold the frame from having in on itself OR remove the 2 screws holding the halves together. Either ways this counters the sales pitch of easily storable and foldable as the marketing will have you believe.Having bought 2 queen sized bedframe units, my annoyance with assembly and portability was more obvious to me after the second unit. Total assembly time per each unit: About 45 mins - 1 hr per queen mattress bedframe unit.Would I buy it again? It depends on circumstances, if on a tight budget and leaving it assembled as a permanent fixture in a room then yes, otherwise I'd spend a bit more for easier to work with bedframes.

The Bed Frame was easy to assemble without tools and proved to be sturdy for normal use however it does make some creaking sounds especially when getting in and out of bed. The noise may be due at least in part to the fact that this bed frame does not have a cross bar bracing the middle legs.

Works great, easy to use.

Nice

Too much work to gather this.