DHP Metal Canopy Bed with Sturdy Bed Frame - Full Size (Gold)

I bought this bed for my 9-year-old daughter. Estimated assembly time was 1.5 hours, and her and I had it assembled in that time frame, with little frustration. It is sturdy and lightweight enough. She loves the look of it. The top bars are not meant to carry any weight (15 lbs max.), so I won't be hanging curtains from them that could get pulled accidentally.

I did this in about 2 hours by myself, I’m abt 115, 5 ft and this (although there were some struggles, I’ll list later) was one of the most fun things I’ve done (maybe it’s cuz I like building stuff) but the instructions were super easy, very solid build, noise is literally next to none, beautiful color, they got the right size and it feels comfortable! It’s about a 70 lbs box for a Full, and they sized it correctly!Only problems I had-couldn’t find manual. It’s taped inside the box slat side-near the end you use these tiny screws that require a screwdriver, took me a few (like 10 mins max?) to get them threaded correctly-middle support beam doesn’t touch the floor (maybe I screwed something too tight)Other than those, I haven’t had a bed frame in years and the quality and $$ for this was perfectly in my budget, I’m so happy with my purchase!

It came with all the proper things and it was so easy to put together its nice and sturdy and my daughter loves it!

Easy to assemble. Easier with 2 people but can definitely be done with one. Comes well packaged with extra hardware and all pieces fit together without issues. Definitely recommend. One thing I had to Google was the support feet on the bottom. They end up being raised and I wasn't sure if that was correct but after a quick search I found it is indeed supposed to be that way. It is a specific design feature that allows for proper weight distribution on the bed (just an FYI in case anyone wonders the same).

The media could not be loaded. I called this, my 90 dollar experiment! We wanted to get our nearly 2 yr old a bed for her room that I could lay down with her until she fell asleep. Shamefully, I did try her toddler bed converted from crib and that just didn't work. Haha. We already had a twin mattress so I figured what the heck, worst case scenario, I have to take it down and store it for a while and put the crib back up. The railings at the side made us feel a little better about the swap to big girl bed too. It doesnt require a secondary foundation because it has metal bars as slats all along the bottom. But I decided to go ahead and get the simple foundation and have to admit it was even more comfortable with it. The bed was fairly easy to put together. My only complaint was the middle support legs did not touch the floor. I could pass my entire hand under them. So it wasn't something like weight in the bed would fix it. I put an extra washer and bolt in the hollow of the leg at the top and it was perfect for bracing it the correct distance. This bed is so cute and perfect for our daughter, that issue WOULD NOT stop be from buying it again. Especially for the cost. The bed is fairly light weight, so I wouldn't suggest it if your little is all about that WWE life. But it is more than sturdy enough for my daughter and myself to sleep on. Sometimes my husband will come in and sit on the bed with us for a while. Remember the canopy is basically a curtain rod, so don't expect to put any weight on it. The bed is fairly new so it doesn't squeak at all. If you are on the fence about this bed for your little, your teen or even yourself, I would recommend you buy it! My 90 dollar experiment was very worth every penny.