MAF 12 Inch Queen Bed Frames with Mattress Slide Stopper Black Heavy Duty Metal Platform Bed Frame Steel Slat Support, No Box Spring Needed, Noise Free, Easy Assembly

Easy assembly, study. I like the 12” high, so I can sit on edge of bed without my feet dangling!The only thing is the stoppers just click on and don’t stay. If you move the mattress, they pop off. I ordered the metal ones that screw in. Inexpensive, and should do the job.

I am so over wonky wooden frames that never last, split, crack, slats fall out, having owned many in my lifetime. I wanted a Heavy Duty Metal frame, one and done, and this will likely be passed on for generations.Pros:1. Very economical price.2. Heavy duty metal and steel frame fit my standard twin mattress exactly. This frame is rock-solid!3. No box spring required. The 5.2" distance between steel slats allows plenty of air-flow under a mattress to prevent moisture from accumulating.4. Anti-slip baffles (used to prevent the mattress from slipping).5. Rubber plugs on leg bottoms prevent frame from sliding.6. Comes with all tools required for assembly, parts including spares are labeled (no wondering why you have left-overs). Photo instruction sheet was easy to follow.7. Quiet, no squeaking.Minor Cons:1. Although the assembly was fast and easy. I did require assistance from a second pair of hands to attach the center legs and center side rail connections. I suppose if you could support the partially assembled frame with 12" blocks (or tall coffee cans, etc) of some sort a singleton could make the center connections easier otherwise its a little awkward, especially in tight quarters.2. I wish the frame was a little higher for under-bed storage. My standard bins are 12.5" and 15". I'll just have to add risers to the 6 legs.I am very happy with this durable frame and would highly recommend to anyone looking for a quality frame! Many of these features are especially nice for RVers.

We bought two twin frames, they arrived on time and assembly instructions and tools were spot on. I assembled them myself but an extra person to hold things while putting parts together would be a convenience. Very solid and I like the brackets to keep the mattress in place. double sided tape to hold a mattress in place seems a goofy idea on other frame options.

We needed something with bars closer together to support our mattress that we use with no box spring. This model has more "slats" than others I found, so the spacing is closer. It's been great: our extra-firm mattress feels like new again because it's not sagging. I have a low back injury, and sleep on my stomach (which isn't helpful.) Since switching to this frame, I'm able to sleep through the night, and wake with no stiffness and pain. Hooray! It's really sturdy, and (theoretically) easy for two people to assemble...I docked a star for two reasons: 1.) The included Allen wrench is a softer metal that is not durable. Halfway through assembly, it lost its corners, meaning we then had to dig around in our tools to find another (and who has a set of Allen wrenches that's actually complete...?) 2.) The width dimensions listed are accurate, but not once the screws are installed. The screws are not flush-mount, which adds just over a half inch. As with our previous frame, we intended to drop this into our antique four poster frame that has side rails. Based off the listed dimensions, it should have fit with a half inch to spare. The added width meant we couldn't attach one of the side rails. We plan to remedy the issue by replacing the side screws with flat heads.

Love How easy it was to assemble.

Solid and doesn't make any noise.

This was exactly what I was looking for. Still able to use storage under the bed. Easy to install. All hardware was there plus spares .

The bed seems sturdy. However, let's see what happens when an active 10-year-old uses it. My biggest complaint is how it's advertised. The frame can only be put together in 30 minutes if EVERYTHING goes right. Don't drop a nut or bolt. Don't drop the little allen wrench or the small wrench. I have assembled items like this and it always takes longer. It's best to empty all the nuts, bolts, and other items into a small bowl or container to keep them together. (Trust me on this one) I had much better success using a socket wrench to hold the nuts in place while turning the allen wrench. A second pair of hands would help. Also, give yourself enough room to work.