ZINUS Mia Metal Platform Bed Frame, Wood Slat Support, No Box Spring Needed, Easy Assembly, Black, Full

I'm very happy with this frame - it's solid, and well crafted/painted. Easy to assemble. Very sturdy and looks fine as our guest room bed. Zero complaints and I got an excellent price during Prime Sale. You can't beat the value, especially when accounting for the free shipping - it was fairly large and heavy.

I’m very happy with the quality of this affordable bed frame. I took someone’s recommendation in the reviews and bought some Loctite for the build (I would highly recommend doing this as well - the frame feels very sturdy and does not squeak at all). The instructions were clear and it was quick and easy for 1 person to build. I love the design, the height, that it’s lightweight, and that it has ample storage space underneath. Very much worth it - I feel like this is a steal for the quality!

Fast assembly. As long as you read the directions, it should all fit perfectly with no problems. The wooden slats that run down the middle are secured on the sides with Velcro. They have a sticky side on the top for your mattress to lay on to keep it in place, but I find that is not really necessary or really helpful since you move the mattress off the bed or around when changing sheets so over time the sticky will not be so sticky. Does not squeak. Very sturdy. I have slept on it so it can hold an adult. The twin size was a perfect "Big Boy Bed" for my 2.5 year old. The red color really pops in his blue airplane themed room. I'm very happy with this bed.

I've had this frame for about two years now and it's still excellent. I love that I can store stuff under the bed. It's very sturdy (though I don't get up to much acrobatics) and doesn't make any noise or wobble or anything. Just don't bump the corner with your foot!Assembly was nothing too complicated and it came with everything I needed to do it myself. The only thing that might be a bit annoying is that there are no edges to keep the mattress in place. The slats are the same level as the frame around the edge, so your mattress can slide around. It came with a sort of sticky pad to keep your mattress in place, but that makes it frustrating if you ever need to take the mattress off.

We've only been using it for a few days but it has not protested at all so far, even when my 280 lb 6'4 husband dropped onto it exhausted. I'm not small either but it doesn't seem to have any problems with our sizes. It was very easy and straightforward to assemble (although the ratchet key needs rethinking, the bit you hit to change direction is in exactly the right spot to hit the bars as you try to use it) and as I said, I was able to unpack and assemble it alone in under 20 minutes while trying to convince my brother that I didn't need to go to the hospital. Husband and brother had to work together to get the mattress on it though. The non-slip straps on the slats are a nice touch, and they appear to work too.It's so much nicer than a box spring. I hate them so much.Update: Turns out I did in fact need to go to the hospital so, more accurately, I assembled it in under 20 minutes while actively trying to die from an abdominal abcess. The bed still doesn't squeak, the mattress hasn't moved, and I am definitely replacing the other box springs in the house with these.UPDATE: Six months in, it still hasn't even squeaked. If you need a cheap, simple, reliable bed base, this is it.Another update: Over a year in and we still haven't had so much as a squeak. Husband's health hasn't been great and he has been pretty much bed bound for months. The bed still has all the original slats too. If I ever need to buy another bed it'll be one of these.