URKNO Full Bed Frame, Upholstered Platform Bed Frame with Adjustable Headboard, Button Tufted Mattress Foundation with Sturdy Wood Slat Support, No Box Spring Required, Easy Assembly (Grey, Full)

gonna give my honest opinion .. bed sits a tiny bit lower than i thought but it’s sturdy. put it together all by myself while my husband was at work , and i’m a small 5’4 female, if i can do it you can too. but it did take me about 2 hours to build. some pieces are heavy and it u don’t have a drill then screwing in the wooden platform for ur mattress is gonna be straining and tiring 😂. over all i loved the bed and it was fun learning to put something together. instructions are clear as day and they even include all the tools and screws to put it together except for a drill that u need at the end 🥲.

The media could not be loaded.  I honestly like how it looks feel so soft , the only thing is that it took so long to put all together , but pretty good bed for the price ! good material just arrived late .

Absolutely perfect. Everything I expected it would be. It’s soft, the color was spot on as compared to the seller image and have had no issues. Instructions were a bit annoying and took a while to put together.. you’ll definitely need two people to comfortably and efficiently put it together. And it sits a little to low but certainly manageable!

build quality is really good and easy to assemble.

Update:At first I would recommend, now having lived with it for a few months, absolutely not.It's become a nightmare, honestly. The first night, the footboard came apart. It's apparently cardboard. Any weight on it destroys it. The dog put her front paws up on it trying to hoist herself up (I admit, she's heavy. She's a Bassett Hound, short legs, about 60 lbs of weight) and I just sank listening to the paper rip.Now I'm just sinking because the supports on the one side came loose and broke because the center of the side rails keeps bowing out and the bed is so light it keeps sliding, putting stress on the center.Every day I have to shove the bed back into place (we have hardwood floors). It drifts about 3 to 4 inches a day (5 minutes ago it drifted 12 when I sat down on it. I'm not exaggerating) because there's no weight to the bed. It's like it's on ice. The only thing that stops it from moving is eventually it hits the nightstand on my side of the bed, which because the bed is lightweight, it can't move. I guess I will have to just have my nightstand butt up against the bed (I'm weird about that. I hate having my furniture touch each other. One of my quirks)Yep, my nightstand is more stable than the bed.I'm done with this thing. We've only used it for 4 months, I've already started looking for a new bed.Still looks nice though. I guess I always feel like I have to say something nice, but even despite the cat's best efforts, the headboard is still pretty.Old review: The bedframe was relatively easy to assemble. It took my husband and I a long time to get it together, it wasn't that it was difficult, just a lot of bits to put together (we took our time anyway, we weren't rushing).My biggest issue, enough to remove a star, is that there's a pretty significant gap between the headboard and the mattress. We don't have a deep mattress, and have the headboard on the lowest screw holes and there's still about a little less than an inch of a gap when we're laying on the bed. Which, of course, is where the pillow likes to go. I tried shoving a old 24x24" pillow that I don't use in the living room anymore down there as a pillow barrier, but now that has sunk to the floor. I'm going to get a foam topper and feather bed, hoping an extra 5 or 6 inches helps. (Okay, and I haven't had a feather bed in decades, I miss them, I want one)It does sit a little lower than I hoped it would. But since we were ditching the box springs, I knew it would be lower. That's not a big deal for me that it's lower than expected, but something to take in to consideration. Our old dogs do appreciate that! But the doggy stairs are to high now (they don't need them anymore though).All in all I would recommend. It looks so much nicer than you think it would for the price. The velvet is a low pile velvet, that can sometimes look a little cheap, but doesn't in the black. The nailheads don't look cheap, and seem to be in there pretty well. In person it looks pretty classy (at least in the black it does). I like the lower profile headboard (we used to have a monster huge one) which the cat also appreciates, it's just wide enough for him to sit on and walk across (to torment the dogs, of course). He gives it two paws up.

It was a good bed but it only lasted about a year and a half. The support wasn’t all that great, and it sat low to the ground which we had to get used to. The frame broke after moving, not good on hard wood Floors.

This is a very nice bed frame and headboard for the price. It got here quicker than expected and it was not too difficult to assemble. The instructions are a bit confusing however. The perpendicular slats need to go down before the support beams are attached. Do not attach the feet to the support beams before you put them in place as some of the bolts need to go through the slats as well.We ran into a bit of a complication as well. Our frame arrived with a piece missing. We only had 3 support beams instead of 4. I had to drive out to Home Depot at 8pm to try and find a comparable piece of wood, have it cut to length, and drill holes in it myself. Luckily I was able to make it work and assembled the frame before the end of the night.The reason I am awarding 4 stars instead of 2 is because I brought this problem to the attention of the manufacturer and they agreed to a partial refund for my inconvenience. Therefore, the quality customer service nearly made up for the headache of a assembly experience.Overall, this is a very nice bed frame and headboard. The fabrics of the grey one is a soft velvet and it it good build quality. Once you push it up against the wall to keep the headboard from wobbling, it is very sturdy. I do not like how low it is to the ground as you can not really store anything under the bed. But adding a box spring/foundation solves the height issue.Just beware you might be missing a support beam.

This is a gorgeous bed frame. The fabric is soft and velvety, not flocked or flakey. It isnt the easiest to put together and the slats have to be screwed into the rails but it is gorgeous once all put together. Not something you will want ro slide/move around a lot as footings are fairly fragile.