AMERLIFE Queen Size Lift Up Bed Frame with Linen Upholstered & LED Light & Storage Headboard, Platform Bed Frame with Charging Station, No Box Spring Needed, Noisy Free, Black

Works perfectly. Was fairly easy to put together and looks great on top of adding a bunch of extra storage! My son loves it

Building it was a pain in the butt , but was defenetly worth every min. Beautiful bedframe , Lift up storage space is AMAZING! Material on point !!!! Just a great product overall ! I have never rated any amazon product but i had to on this one

Bed was easy to assemble looks good only problem i had was the led light strip adhesive tape dried up so i had to use my own adhesive other than that pretty good product nice and sturdy

Gotta say this is the most well packed furniture kit I've gotten from a Chinese co. Even the styrofoam pads were wrapped in plastic to reduce the cleanup. The overall box was a beast but you can build this thing with just one person while taking your time. So far I'm liking the frame but only time will tell if it all holds up. Will provide an update when possible.

Let me start off by saying I do like the bed frame. It was very worth it in the end....But Allen wrenches feature almost exclusively in the building process, and I hate them with a fiery passion. Constantly slipping from your hands... occasionally stripping and becoming useless if you try to force too many screws too tight... Anyways, you can look forward to that in the building process.Unfortunately, there are a couple more issues you may encounter while building this bed frame, and I am here to help you navigate them.Allen wrenches aside, this is where I encountered my first problem. Pay extra care to the braces of parts F3 and C while assembling the headboard. You will want to ensure that they are at the proper angle before you place part B on top of them in step 5. There are 8 screws that will need to be secured in place in this step, and the holes will only line up properly if the braces are straight.Like me, you may end up needing to bend one, or potentially more of these braces downwards with pliers or something because the braces were welded on wrong or were otherwise simply bent upwards.While doing step 8, I slipped up and needed to back track several steps to fix it, and it was a real pain to do so, so I am telling you now to save you from possibly making the same mistake.There are two parts labeled I1. When attaching them all together with parts J1 and J2 in this step, make absolutely certain the holes are in the correct locations as shown in the graphic. I accidentally put one of them flipped around facing the wrong way and thought nothing of it until it came time to install the lifting mechanism in step 12 because it slid into place as if it were correct.One of those four pieces needed to be slightly bent outward with pliers at the very edge as well for I1 to slide in. I believe it was the right side of J1, but I turned things around so many times that I am not fully certain of this. You will know it if you encounter it though.Once you finish step 10, I recommend moving the part you just completed somewhere out of the way, because you'll need to lower it onto the rest of the bed frame later in step 16 and you don't want to make the mistake of leaving it on the inside of the bed frame as you're building it. If you must, you can slide it out if you lift up the rest of the frame, but it's quite tedious to do so.Step 19 is where I had my biggest concerns. This is the step where you are installing the gas struts to the rest of the lifting mechanism.When you first install them, it will seem as though they are broken because they will seemingly not budge at all when you try to lower the frame back down... But it is alright! It will *feel* like it is broken, but it will be okay, trust me.Do ensure that the gas struts are facing the right way as shown in the graphic when installing it first, of course, but all you will need to do to get the frame back down the first time is steadily apply increasing amounts of pressure on the parts of the frame directly above where the gas struts are installed. You may need to do each side individually at first. Maybe give it some WD40... I don't know if that actually helped any in my case or potentially did any harm, but it seems fine.Once it's down that first time, it will work as normal.The rest of the building process was a breeze. I hope you enjoy your new bed frame.

It is a little tough to install the hydraulics, but I had no previous experience. I love how much space there is under the bed and how easy it is to access it. It makes it so easy to have an uncluttered room when you don’t have a lot of space. I store all my big coats and shoes from other seasons in storage bins.

I got two of these beds they came a few days apart. The seller doubled checked with me that I had a double order before shipping the second one which was actually very considerate. The first one took a while to put together and it’s definitely easier with two people. It’s a two person lift box. Heavy steel frame. The second one came two days later and the box was very damaged. Luckily none of the fragile parts were damaged but some of the screw holes didn’t line up as well as the first bed. Even so it didn’t take as long to put together as the first one because of being familiar with the instructions. But if you are having difficulty and the box was damaged I think it would be a shipping issue not the product. Tips to make it faster and easier- put the nut and bolts into ziplock bags with the sizes marked on them. You switch back and forth a lot. Invest in a small ratchet set with both Alan wrench and socket tips if you don’t have one already. They supply basic tools but they are not comfortable to use for the length of time you will be putting this together.

Good price, Fast delivery and very sturdy. Took a couple hours to put together myself for my nephew. Great option for extra storage especially in a small room. Instructions are very easy to fallow except for step 8 but as long as you accurately match the pieces in the picture you should be fine. Only issue I had was peeling the backing off the led strip. Could not separate the film from the adhesive, so had to remove it completely and use double sided tape.