Allewie Upholstered Queen Size Platform Bed Frame Modern Low Profile Sleigh Bed with Faux Leather Adjustable Headboard, Wood Slat Support, Easy Assembly, No Box Spring Needed, Glossy Black

Pro tip: when trying to fit the corners together, tighten all 4 screws at the same time. Like, do all 4 partly, make sure it lines up, then finish them all up. It'll be much much easier that way!For all the negative Nancy's below my review, they are all just ignorant and don't understand how to be a handyperson. Trust me, this is easy to do and I know you can do the thing too!

This item was delivered on time. The package is pretty heavy for 1 person so if possible, have them deliver right to your door. I gave these instructions but it was delivered to the front of the condominium. All good. It took about 2 hours to put together, I was taking my time. The instructions are mostly pictures but very helpful. I had no issues. A second pair of hands would have decreased the time putting it together but it's doable with 1 person. It's pretty sturdy and looks sleek.

The bed arrived extremely well packaged, almost annoyingly so with all the plastic, but everything was pristine so that's fine. The assemble instructions were VERY good considering this comes from China. They include a mostly useless ratchet, but it's far more useful than those hex keys you usually get. I used a ratcheting screwdriver and a regular ratchet to tighten everything down. The one con, and the only part of the assembly I thought was pure idiocy is the way they decided to secure the slats. They're all attached via a stapled velcro strip, which means you put all the slats down at once essentially, and then you have to very carefully secure 4 more bolts near the head of the bed. I'd much prefer a system where I could place the slats down individually. The slats were my only real con. Took 2.5 hours by myself moving at an unrushed pace, including the time it took to unbox, unwrap, and sort the parts prior to assembly.

price was great, bed is very nice. highly recommend

Muy moderna y bonita el material es muy bueno

THIS BED IS ON THE FLOOR ITS NOT FIT FOR NO HUMAN BEING OR ANIMAL DOG OR CAT.THE SELLER NEEDS TO REFUND MY MONEY AND THEY CAN COME TAKE APART AND PICK UP THIS WAS HOURS OF WASTED WORK AND TIME AND STILL HAVE TO GO PURCHASE A BED. TERRIBLE OF YOURSELF TO SALE SUCH TRASH.

Pros: everything very well packed, no damage. Came in one heavy box.Very clear instructions and labeling of parts. Screws packaged and labeled - no sorting needed.Slats appear of higher quality laminated wood.Heavy metal brackets for all connections.All holes lined up well.PVC nice quality although no pretense at leather look.Cons:Brown is darker than I hoped, almost black. Was hoping for milk chocolate; would call this dark chocolate.Cheap silver plastic feet.I am ordering some wood replacement feet - and taller feet at that, so an added expense. Hope it works out. Not sure why after all the rest it would have silver plastic feet. Not chrome jut an ugly silver plastic. I mean, at least make them black! A big upgrade would be adjustable metal feet, which would address some of the neg reviews on the height. It is super low. I got a simple hex wrench for assembly, not a ratchet.While the slats are better quality they are still spaced waaay too far apart to call this a platform bed. These are slats that you would find under a box spring. So it’s misleading to call it a platform. So I will also be buying some plywood to support my memory foam mattress. Another added expense. To call it a platform, you can use slats, but with no to little spaces. Not spaces twice the width of a slat, please. picture of how much slats i got to make an acceptable platform - like only a third of what is needed. (China trying to kill our backs, imho) i also put adjustable ikea supports over their metal ones, which are jointed. the steel supports fit nicely into the gap between the bracket and their jointed supports and lat over theirs and are just a lot more solid. when i bought them they were only $10So two stars off for the feet and deficient number of widely spaced slats. all in about $500 with buying the extras i needed for a proper supportive bed.

Only downfall to this was the material was covering some of my holes to put together so I had to adjust my screws to go past the leather. Very sturdy I had my kids jump to test the weight an holds up