ZIYOO Queen Size Bed Frame, 3" Extra Wide Wood Slats with Better Support for Mattress,14 Inch High, No Box Spring Needed, Noise Free, Easy Assembly

This will be my first night on this frame, and I haven’t really “tested” it yet. But, all in all I’m pretty happy with it.Two people may make it easier, but I did it alone in about 45 minutes. 5 of that was waking to and from the garage to get a wrench after the little poc “wrench”, that comes with the kit, bent.I’ve been a mechanic for over 20 years, but you don’t need a whole lot of aptitude to do this alone. I’ll run you thru some tips to make it easier...1. Get a 13mm and a 10mm box end wrench. Don’t use that poc it comes with. The Allen key it comes with is fine. It’s nice and short so you shouldn’t accidentally over torque a bolt. Also get a tape measure, at least 12ft, so you can square it before tightening the hardware fully.2. After opening the box, inventory everything and make sure you have all the pieces.3. Lay out pieces A, B, C, D, and both E’s, in the middle of the room. The side rails (E) swing out to extend. One side is straight, one side is tapered. Extend the straight side first, then the tapered side.4. With everything laying flat on the floor, install A-D onto E. Some of the holes are drilled very well, so make sure you can get 2-3 threads going by hand. This soft Chinese metal can strip out really easy. Get all the bolts loosely installed. Flush, but with a little wiggle. Don’t worry, you’ll tighten these up later.5. The head and foot rails (F) extend just like the sides. Here’s where you can make it easy with one person.... place the rails in position and fully extend the ends with the non-tapered joint. And make sure they’re both pointing to the left (as you are looking at the bed). Stand up the left (E) rail and lean it against (F). Now, let the tapered ends of (F) (the right sides) hang to to floor and act as supports. Make sure you get both bolts thru before installing the nuts. DO NOT fully tighten at this time. Snug, but a little wiggle. Once that’s done, stand up the right rail (E) and attach it the same way. Snug nuts, but leave some wiggle room.6. Put the main support (G) in position and get all the bolts thru the holes then loosely install the nuts.7. Now, here’s where the tape measure comes into play, and why you left some wiggle to the hardware. Measure diagonally from corner to corner. If the measurements are the same, you’re square and you can start tightening all the hardware. Start with legs A-D, then do the nuts on F. Make sure you DO NOT over torque the hardware or it will snap. German torque it, as we used to say. Gütentight. If your measurements from corner to corner are not equal, then adjust the bed by shifting the bottom rail left or right until the measurement are equal. Once equal, tighten as previously discussed.8. With the rails secured, tighten the nuts holding the main support (G) in place. I purposely over torque these a little in order to recess the button heads below the side rails. Don’t go to far, but getting them flush with the E rails should help prevent some mattress wear.9. Get the frame in place where you want it. It gets heavy with the wood slats. Once in place, install the wood slats. Note: the slats are about a 1/2 inch shorter than the width between brackets. So I tried to center them the best I could.10. Now it’s time to place you fun pad on the frame. This is where two people can be useful. BE CAREFUL. The corners are sharp and if you drag your mattress across them, you’ll likely tear it! So... if you just have yourself, take some of the cardboard from the packaging and place over the corners as you slide your mattress into position.One thing I really noticed and liked about this bed in the wood slats are very smooth, which makes placing the bed very easy without snagging the mattress.Final note... I will be ordering some black pool noodles to wrap around at least 4 of the 6 legs. The first thing I did after setting this up was stub a toe on an angle and it flipping hurt! So, I’m going to wrap a black noodle around the legs and secure with a couple black zip ties.

This is the 14" King frame with wood slats. Easy to assemble and I did it alone. Attach the corner legs first!. The box arrived quickly and without any damage or missing parts. In fact, the parts bag included one extra of each nut and bolt needed. The mattress we put on it is 140 pounds, I'm 150, and my wife says she is 140 (?). The frame does not squeak or move at all. I did not attach the headboard to the frame. The mattress keeps the headboard in place.

My wife and I got rid of our old four-poster bed we have had for the last 24 years and wanted something new. We recently set up a platform bed in our guest room so we thought we would give it a try in our master bed room. Our old bed would creak, squeak & rattle a lot with any extra "movement" in the bed. This platform bed doesn't make a single sound with any extra "movement" ;o) This is great since our sons room shares a wall with the MBR.We were able to get rid of our box springs and use our memory foam gel mattress on our new platform bed. I'm not sure if it's my imagination or not but our mattress seems like it's a lot more firm then when it was on our box springs on our four poster bed. Either way we are getting used to it and starting to enjoy it more and more each night. The bed height is perfect for us with the platform bed being at 14" tall and our mattress adds another 12" for a total of 26" bed height.If feels a little weird not having a head board or foot board but we are getting used to it after about a week of sleeping on it. It does make it much easier to make the bed in the morning though. All in all we are very, very happy with our new platform bed. I would definitely buy it again. Our did have a few blemishes in the painted/powder coated frame rails but not enough to worry about. Especially when it will be covered by bedding.

I bought this because I wanted something heavy duty, but still at least somewhat aesthetically pleasing. First week with it has been great. I'm 6'2'', 375lbs. I have a 14 inch memory foam mattress on it. I sleep alone :( haha, but so far so good. It's steady and sturdy. If anything changes I'll be sure to update.

I am a big (6'2" 300 lbs) guy and was worried if the bed frame would be sturdy enough for me. So far it seems fine.I had the mattress on the floor prior to this (just moved into my house) and I expected a "platform" frame to provide about as much comfort as the mattress on the floor. Well, maybe it is psychological, but it seems *much* more comfortable on the frame than on the floor.So, anyway, I like it and would buy it again.

Ordered the Cali king size and it arrived in a nice, compact box and nothing was damaged on the way here. Poured myself a beer and got to work! It does recommend a two person assembly, but I used the side of the mattress to help balance everything as I laid all the parts where they belong. I began inserting all of the screws and then went around and secured them with the nuts provided. After you complete those steps it turns into a super easy one person job. Also, the frame has passed the noise test and feels really sturdy. I plan on getting storage for under the bedding, so I’m really happy with the height, as well.

It is a heavy and strong package. Just set up today . We need a strong bed for my Airbnb guest. It looks like very strong and sturdy. Easy to setup, special tools in the package. When you put wood slat in, better from side to middle, it will be easier not to tight to put in.

Assembled the bed frame last night after work and I was pleased and supervised and the quality of the bed frame. The only issue I had was I used the wrong screws for step 1, so I had to change those out and used the shorter ones. I put the frame together by myself, which was not a problem. Very high quality and was happy that I spent a little more money to get the version with the wood slates. Once I was finished, put back our Cal. King mattress and went to bed. Rock sold even with 250 lbs of dogs on board, plus my wife and I. 14 inch height translated into having 12 inches of free space to store boxes below the mattress.