TATAGO 14 inch Full Size Bed Frame, 3500lbs Load Heavy Duty Metal Platform, Mattress Foundation with Wooden Slats, Anti-Slip, Noise Free and No Box Spring Needed

Okay, so far I absolutely LOVE this bed frame.My husband and I used to have an iron frame that was gifted to me but it was SO loud and would wake up the house anytime we turned over or got on or off the bed, not to mention alone time with my husband. I think it had something to do with the box springs not sitting right. Terrible creaking noises.Anyways, when we first got this one put together and the mattress back on and laid out on it, we were SOO happy because it was completely noiseless.We are bigger people and my husband weighs 330 and I weigh 240 at 5 months pregnant and it seems to be holding up just fine. We haven’t done any other activities on it though if you know what I mean.My only complaint is that the screws and bolts weren’t labeled like they were in the instructions so it was somewhat confusing at first. We just used trial and error and common sense to find the right ones for each part.The little tools they give you are handy if you don’t have any, but if you do have your own I’d definitely recommend using those instead. It took my husband, with a small amount of help from me, about an hour and a half to put together.Be wary of the corners of the bed though. My 5 year old hurt her knee pretty badly on a corner and so did I. We aren’t used to having the pointed corners, but we will manage and learn.We love this bed.

I'd given it 5-stars except the frame in too large. It IS the exact size of the HD mattress, which means that 5 of the 8 legs (3 up against a wall) are positioned exactly where toes wander. Obviously whoever designed, never built one for themselves or used a functional prototype.Could the exact frame, less legs, be adapted to a secondary (legs only) frame that is dimensionally 12" or 14" shorter per side? I suspect so. [ © Ed C - 2020 ]My wife and I tapes pool noodles around each of the offending legs, ugly, but assured toe salvation!

I really like the frame and pretty much everything about it. Except for the wood slats are very flimsy. I had to cut two flat pieces of wood to lay down on top of them to keep them from bowing down.

We got this frame today (so I'll update in a few months if I remember) but so far, so good! My husband got it together in 20 minutes with no assistance from me and our new king-size mattress feels great on it. I jumped up and down on the bed to test and didn't hear any squeaks. It's sturdy and comfortable, and the slats are well-spaced for a latex or memory foam mattress without a box spring. After spending days agonizing over which frame to buy, I'm very happy with this purchase.

Haven't put my mattress on there yet, but I figured id at least drop my first impressions. Packaging was pretty decent, everything arrived in one piece. Had quite a bit of dust and blemishes though, nothing actually hurting the hardware, everything wiped off with a bleach rag. Relatively easy to assemble, longest part of the process was figuring out the difference between E & F. (one is horizontal, one is vertical). Also noticed the bolts aren't labeled as they are in the directions A,B,C (etc) they're labeled as manufacturers label M20 #blahblah. Little bit of common sense helped me there, but probably should be corrected otherwise. The tools they provide you with bend pretty easily, not a big deal though. My biggest complaint is the middle support leg does not touch the floor currently, will have to add a 2x6 or something underneath to support it. Lastly none of the wooden boards were the same length lol. I have a few that just bareeeeely sit on the edges of the lip, and some that I was concerned i'd have to trim down. A few crowned ones as well, hopefully won't be notice able once I put my mattress on. All and all, its quality for the price, wasn't too hard to put together by myself, and i'm sure it will do the trick. I only worry about the middle support, and the flimsy boards. Might just replace the boards later on to solve that problem.

About a week or two of using this bed frame the wooden slats started producing a squeaking sound whenever I move around or get in/out of bed. It can be fixed by moving the slats around, but I have to do that every other day. I’m even not a really big dude, so if you are, this probably isn’t a good option for you.

Exactly as described. Assembly wasn't hard and the end result is a sturdy metal frame bed with wooden support slats that feel great to sleep on. If you're looking for an unglamorous, highly functional, solid bed I'm not sure you can do better for the price.

This platform bed frame was so easy to put together. We got a full size for our son. He wanted lots of storage room under the frame, and a frame that was higher off the floor. Well, that's exactly what he got. Not only is the platform really really well made, but it is the only I found that was higher off the ground.The quality is exceptional and super sturdy. GREAT buy for sure.