iPormis Queen Size Metal Platform Bed Frame with Modern Iron-Art Headboard/Heavy Duty Steel Slats Support/Under Bed Storage/No Box Spring Needed/Easy Assembly/Noise-Free/White

Good quality for the money. The directions were surprisingly good and set up was not hard. The center bar 8 was not meant to be jammed into the gap between the 9 bars because it rests on top like the other cross bars.

I purchased the full size frame for my spare bed room. It took me a few hours to put it together only because I had one good hand to do it with. But I managed. It went together quite easily. When I was reading the other reviews I saw that someone had to use a hammer to get the center bar in place. Looking at the instructions that piece screws on top of the other pieces . This frame is very sturdy for the price. Looks really nice. Glad I got it.

This bed was easy to put together, is very solid, doesn’t squeak & looks great! We’re very happy with it.

Bought this and was very surprised at how well it’s made. It’s very stable and a cute bed. Bought the gold knowing it would not look exactly like a true gold/brass wrought iron, but thought it’d be close. It isn’t. The color is not even close. It’s actually a green/gold color. We weren’t impressed and so we painted it white. It was super easy to paint and is holding the color well. I will say that it’s easy to assemble. Would probably buy again.

We had to wait several days for the rest of the shipment. We received the wrong pieces but the seller replied promptly and made sure we received the parts. It looks great and is sturdy, assembly was easy.

The bed is nice, very sturdy. But there are several problems you will encounter, putting it together. You will see other reviews that show the center bar will not fit. It won't. One customer smashed it down, to make it fit---don't do that. All 3 screws will not fit. Just screw in the center screw. Then let those 2 other bars (coming from the headboard and from the footboard) simply lay inside the crevice--you will not be able to screw them down, because the holes will NOT line up. So just let them lay there. Then get some duct tape and wrap around each of those two bars, to hold them tight to that crevice. That will be ok. Also, when you go to lay the slats down, you will find that one end or the other, or both, of each slat, will continue to pop up. I also used white duct tape to fix that. I taped down each end of each slat, to hold it down into its crevice. You won't see that duct tape if you put box springs on the bed, before the mattress. Or, if you do as I did, and as I recommend, I got 7 boards at Home Depot, 2" x 6" x 8' (nominal size). I had each one cut down to 74" long. (NOTE: the actual size of those boards is 1.5" x 5.5.") Then I primed them and painted them white. I laid them on top of the slats, from the headboard to the footboard. I pushed the two outside boards, over to the outside edge of the bed frame, which completely covered where I had duct-taped the ends of the slats. I left about 2 3/4" in between all of the boards, as you should, to permit air flow, up to either the box springs or the mattress. Also, I put some velco, on top of three of the metal slats (from one side of the slat, to the other side), and matched the other side of the velco to the back of the wood slats I made, to make sure that the wood slats do not move, when I slid the mattress on top of them. Also...I threw out those stupid fluorescent strips...ridiculous. The other thing you have to do is get some white caulk and fill in all the holes, in the headboard, around where the bars are connected, because the welds are not complete. I have had to really do these certain things, to make this bed work, but it is a nice bed. Of course, if you buy the black bed, you will need to get some black caulk to fix those holes in the headboard.

Many people in reviews said that pieces didn’t fit together, holes didn’t align properly, and they had to use duct tape or make their own slats, which is all unnecessary. I realized, as long as you keep the screws a little bit loose in all of the holes, you have a little bit of give to realign the holes on the next step. If that makes sense. Then go back at the end, after the slats are in place, and tighten all the screws.The cross bar in the middle, is supposed to have a gap and is held in place by the one large C screw. Just take your time and read all the steps carefully and you’ll have no problems. If you find something does align it fit, go back and loosen other screws.This was easy to put together and was a great buy.

This bed is super sturdy and was very easy to assemble and it looks beautiful.