Platform Bed with 2 Storage Drawers, Solid Wood Twin Size Platform Bed Frame with Fence-Shaped Headboard and Footboard, Rustic Style Twin Storage Daybed for Boys Girls, No Box Spring Needed, White
$204.99
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The irregular headboard and footboard which is not neat on surface imitates the characteristic of rural fence, providing strong rustic atmosphere and vintage style to your bedroom. Coming with two large drawers, this bed provides great storage function and you can prepare two more drawers on the other side of the bed if you like. Constructed of solid pine wood and MDF, the bed offers great support and can definitely withstand the test of time. If you're looking for a sturdy bed frame with unique rustic appearance, this is the one!
Description:
Function: Platform bed
Decoration: Rustic style
Color: Gray/White
Material: Pine wood+ MDF
Size: Twin
Numbers of slats: 10
Overall Product Dimension: 77.4''L*40.4''W*35.4''H
Overall Product Weight: 88 lb
Recommended mattress thickness: 8-10''
Bed weight capability: 300 lbs
Fence-Shaped Headboard and Footboard Design: This wood bed frame comes with strong rustic style appearance. The irregular headboard and footboard which is not neat on surface imitates the characteristic of rural fence, providing strong rustic atmosphere and vintage style to your bedroom.this twin bed frame equally suited to both Traditional and Contemporary Bedrooms.
Durable Structure: The frame of this bed is made of solid pine wood and MDF, which is very strudy and is not easy to be affected by humidity change and lead to crack, ensuring longevity. There are 10 slats to support the mattress, preventing the mattress from sagging and extending the life of the mattress.
Bed with Storage Drawers: This twin bed frame features 2 storage drawers with smooth casters that are easy to pull out and provide great storage space. You can store clothes, children's toys, books, or anything you want to put in it, which helps you keep your room tidy. If you want, you can prepare two more drawers on the other side of the bed.
Suitable for Different Places: This beautiful platform bed is great for a kids room, guest room,a living room or anywhere you need it. Simplistic modern bed frame that pairs perfectly with a variety of home interiors.
Easy to Assemble: Overall size:77.4''L*40.4''W*35.4''H. Comes with clear manual and tools ,each part labeled with number, easy to assemble. Please feel free to contact us if any questions, professional customer service team will provide friendly support.
Reviews
Worth it and more.
I got this bed over a month ago and it is great. No problems so far. It all came in one box and was easy to assemble.
Sturdy and Stylish Frame
This frame was super easy to put together (under 30 minutes) and it's super stable! It doesn't wiggle or squeak at all and my mattress feels supported.
Great price and perfect for box spring free mattress.
Sons took to Colorado for school. Easy to assemble, very solid, perfect price, modern streamlined look. Worked perfect with Costco foam bed no box spring needed.
Really easy assembly
They include a ratchet! I HATE putting together furniture. I was able to carry this upstairs and assemble it in under an hour, without breaking a sweat. I ran into ZERO issues. It looks great and feels very sturdy. Height is perfect for my thick mattress. I don't crawl out of bed nor do I need a pole vault. I'm 5'3
Good bed for the price point.
Great, sturdy piece for the price. Everything fit flush and not too hard to assemble.
Very Sturdy and Beautifully Designed
Its the kind I was looking for. The slats have additional support that I loved. Very sturdy.
Nicer than expected.
I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this platform bed. The instructions (mainly illustrations) were simple enough for my 12 year old and I to be able to put it together fairly quickly. Definitely takes 2 people. The wood is pretty color and it is a very nice looking bed. Shipping was quick even though I do not have Prime. Recommend.
A nice simple design
The platform bed is simple, easy to assemble, and seems sturdy sufficiently. The corner edges are kind of too sharp that may hurt your foot/ toes if accidentally getting too close.
The bed-times, they are a changin'... Edited, 11-16-20
This bed frame, and the corresponding beds-in-a-box idea represent a sea change in how we sleep. This is my first foray into the new system. To start, I purchased a queen size b-in-a-b, the only brand I believe to be made in the U.S. Since I was moving up in size from a full, I also needed a frame. This deluxe, sturdier version of the seemed like the wise choice and the best deal. I wouldn't say it was easy to assemble, but with a little space and some patience it is doable for folks who are mildly mechanically oriented. I was very cautious about tightening the hardware, first tightening to snug, and then revisiting after a few minutes. I'm sure I went around at least a half dozen times, often tightening no more than a quarter turn or less. It seems pretty sturdy as a result. I love the color. I was afraid dark espresso was going to be on the black side, but it's a very nice finish. There were only two dings. One on the rear of the headboard was no big deal. One on the outside edge of one of the rear feet had a nice scrape, but I filed the jagged edge down and tinted with brown western boot heel dressing. You can't see it. Two things I'm still trying to get used to... At 5'10, the b-in-a-b mattress on the 12 frame is still a tad low for my taste. But more problematic is how the foot of the mattress rests on the cross slats. The reason sheets have in the past stayed in place after making the bed has to do with the interaction between the traditional box springs and mattress. The weight of the mattress on the upholstered box springs held the sheets in place. With this frame, designed for use with a b-in-a-b, there is actually visible space at the foot of the mattress where the bottom slat can be seen and through to the carpet underneath. The problem though, is that the sheets have precious little under the foot of the mattress to hold them in place. I'm wondering if a layer or two of something like Marley flooring over the slats would help. I would love some suggestions as to how others deal with this. It would have been nice, as others have mentioned, if the headboard was a little bit taller. But I'll wager that space consideration in the double-boxed packaging was the critical limiting factor. The parts and pieces were packed like a Chinese puzzle. It's fine though. Mainly, it's nice to have something, anything against the wall at the head of the bed. One last thing...save your directions, spare parts, and ratchet. It will have to be partially dis-assembled to move, and it will be considerably more challenging than old fashioned beds that just slipped apart. Edit: 11-16-20... After a year and a half, I have deducted another two stars. As outlined in my review above, the making of the bed itself was an issue at the outset. It has become a major PITA. Sheets and blankets that fit a regular bed with plenty of tuck-in length, now require so much more at the bottom that there is precious little of said sheets and blankets left at the head of the bed to cover a shoulder. Not to mention the fact that the bedspread must ALSO be tucked in in order to keep it all together, and looks stupid in the process. You can see through to the floor between the tuck and the frame. I really wish someone would weigh in with a solution if one exists. Last thing...the two feet at the bottom of the frame are the worst toe-busters of ANY bed frame I've ever owned.
5 Star worthy bed
Warm my heart when I unpack. Such high quality. Careful details. Sturdy. Professionally packed. Solid wood. Not from China.
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