HAAGEEPBlack Twin Metal Bed Frame No Boxspring Needed 14 Inch Beds Frames with Storage for Kids Girls Boys, at

Pros: Easy to assemble, light enough to move around, very strong, tall enough for 10" Totes to fit under.Cons: The box was a little heavy?... no real cons, it's a bed frame.

Our old bed frame was 30 years old, the center bar sagging and tipping over. Personally, I liked that, it was like a warm nest, but my wife, much lighter than I, hated it and begged for a new frame. So, off to Amazon if I wanted to be allowed to sleep that night.The assembly is easy UNLESS you're an old man who finds sitting on the floor painful in the hips. Top that with my already grumpy mood and it took some work. Anyone else would find it easy.We have the 14-inch frame. Had to ditch the box springs (my garage is getting full of stuff we won't ever use again, but someone won't let me throw them out).I hadn't realized what a mess our old frame was.This new frame was solid, flat, and strong. No sag, which took me getting used to. The big thing is that I'm a fidgety sleeper, making the whole bed shake. Also, I have a bladder like a peanut, so got up a lot at night, shimmying the old frame like belly dancer on crack.This new frame is a rock. It doesn't move when I fidget, or when I get out of bed. We have a firm mattress that this frame maximizes.We're also putting wood floor in, and the ability to move the bed without breaking the frame is a real plus.There are two drawbacks.1. The legs are at the corners and the middle instead of being offset under the bed. I knew my piggies were going to crash into it at some point, so I slipped some thick socks with holes in the heels over each leg and stuffed them with the bubble wrap the frame came with. Eventually, I'll get a pool noodle and slip it over each leg.2. No box springs means your sheet and blankets aren't going to stay tucked in. We'll have to get sheets of plywood or bunky boards to hold the sheet and blankets in place.Overall, I'm very glad we got this (wife is ecstatic). Change isn't always easy for us old folks, so another blanket thrown on and I'll be good.Excellent for the price.

Partner put this together in 20 minutes and says the engineering was excellent! It is beautiful and sturdy, could not be happier...

When I first found this frame I was laughing at the 1600 lbs weight capacity. I am not going to test it but it looks sturdy enough for at least 400 lbs.It was quick to assemble and put in place, the only issues I've been having is the mattress I put on it keeps sliding off to one side. I've been contemplating on making some sort of stop to help keep the mattress on the frame but the only time i have the issues is when i sit down on the frame or lean on the bed at an angle.The welds look nice, the metal is thick and the frame is fairly lite. Works great with a memory foam mattress with no extra support required under it. Large amount of space under it for storage. The only concern I have is twisting in the middle legs where they kick out or in if the bed is moved or placed on uneven ground. I'll be getting a bar to attach to the base of those legs to lock them in place. They could add a brace to the middle bar for added strength and rigidity, but for the price point I think this will be a good temporary bed frame. This is more of a guest bed frame and not an every day for years frame

Ok so I've had this bed frame for a while and I feel like I can give a solidly reliable review on it now.The manufacturer weight limit for this bed is 1,600lbs. I haven't yet put that much weight on it but it has held 1,200lbs of people plus the weight of my VERY heavy (easily 150lbs+) king mattress without issue. This isn't just still weight either, that total was comprised of three people and we hop around on the bed, put the bulk of our weight directly into a point of the bed via our knees, hands, etc. I do yoga and PT activities on it when I wake up and my friend has done chiropractic adjustments to me on it while supporting the full 1,200 lbs. It's held up to enthusiastic adult activities at a lower total weight (about 800lbs) but on my linoleum flooring the bed did slide during this, as well as other generally large movements such as someone scooting down to the edge of the bed quickly, so I do have to push the head back up to the wall most nights. I'm sure rubber feet would cure this, I just haven't gotten around to buying any because I don't want to deal with lifting my stupidly heavy mattress. I will give the disclaimer that my abnormally thick mattress may contribute to some of the weight distribution success. If you have a more standard thickness mattress, getting some plywood to put under your mattress should accomplish a similar effect. Don't get a board that's too thick or the lip that holds the mattress on the frame won't do it's job anymore. I'll probably do this eventually just to prevent the bed frame from putting a permanent grid pattern on the bottom of my mattress.There is some squeaking, that has gotten a little louder with time but it's really not any worse than any other metal frame I've used. I'm sure I just need to tighten the screws but again stupidly heavy mattress.The frame is tall and my mattress is tall so even at 6' I can't just sit directly down on it, I have to sit on the edge and do a little hop. Now that I'm comfortable the bed is sturdy enough to last a while I need to buy steps for my small dogs because one has already dealt with a temporary limp from jumping from the height and landing a little wrong. On the upside for the height, the under bed storage is ample. You can fit fairly sizeable containers under it easily.Overall I'm very happy with the purchase but if I have any issues with the long term quality I will come back and update my review.

All hardware was inside when it was shipped. It was easy to assemble and fit perfectly in my room at the salon!

I’ve had this frame for over a year, love it , no issues. The height allows me to store things underneath such as a suitcase and boxes. My pet also likes to hide under.