ECACAD Multi-Functional Murphy Cabinet Bed, Queen Size Bed Frame Murphy Chest with Built-in Power Strip & Drawers, Queen Foldable Platform BedFrame, White

It took me just over 7 hours to put this beast together. I live in a 120-square-foot studio apartment, so limited space definitely slowed me down—I imagine it would’ve gone faster in a larger area. I’d highly recommend having someone strong help with the assembly, because doing it solo was rough. That said, I managed to put it together by myself despite being only 145cm tall and not exactly in shape, so it is doable on your own if necessary. The bed itself is incredibly sturdy and feels like great quality—well worth the price in my opinion. However, the included handles are both unattractive and flimsy, which makes the overall look feel a bit cheap. I’ll be replacing those soon. The instructions were occasionally confusing, and while they say you only need a standard Phillips head screwdriver, I’d strongly suggest using an electric one to save your hands and wrists. Overall, the bed is very supportive, suits a wide range of decor styles, and seems to be thoughtfully designed and well-made.

This is a very well made and quality bed that most importantly is well designed for assembly (which is 95% of the work, the other 5% is getting the 2 massively heavy boxes to where you need to). It does take about 4-6 hours to build but the instructions are good, all the necessary parts were provided and all the pre-drilled holes lined up perfectly. Pro Tip. As good as the instructions are, I read every page twice and made sure my parts lined up the same way as the instructions to avoid making mistakes. Also get/have an electric screwdriver (if you use a drill be careful as it has a lot of torque for MDF), there are a lot of small screws. Just use the electric screwdriver to slowly screw them in 90% and then hand tighten (it is MDF). This will save your wrist and about an hour or more of time.

We love how this bed worked out in our space! It is so nice to have an option for guest to stay with us without needing a full time bedroom set up. The look of it closed up is not an eye sore and matches our other furniture nicely. The only reason I gave 4 out of 5 stars is because the set up did take a lot longer than we anticipated, the instructions were clear and easy to follow but lengthy. I think we ended up spending almost 6 hours building it. Once it was built and set up, it was perfect for our needs and fit our space exactly how we envisioned it.

I needed an additional sleeping space for occasional guests and didn't want to dedicate a large portion of my small, spare bedroom to a full-size permanent bed. I did significant research and located this gem that was in my price range and fit in my small area. It feels like this setup was built just for my space. For the most part I put the bed together by myself. My husband assisted a couple of times when I got myself in a jam and he heard me screaming expletives. It took me three partial evenings to put this together; I would estimate 6-7 hours total. The bed comes well packaged in two heavy boxes which we unpacked downstairs and carried each piece upstairs. Each piece was numbered; some of the number stickers were on the face of the piece and other numbers were on the side. The stickers remove easily if and when you want to remove them. I was really impressed with the hardware - each type of hardware was labeled and in individual bags. And, let me tell you - I counted every screw, wheel, rail, dowel, etc., and every single one was there. I was extremely impressed with the labeling and packaging. The instruction booklet is 60 pages long and is pretty thorough. The only time I got hung up on the instructions was on the drawer guides and that is mainly due to me second guessing myself and the instructions. I had never installed drawer guides so I needed to understand the logic on how the three drawers nested together before I trusted that they would work - and, they do work quite well. Here are my mistakes that most likely you won't make, but just in case... When you are putting together the base (instructions 10-11), you stand the unit on its side and then slide in the two back panels. My ceilings were not high enough to accommodate this task, so I tried to lay the unit down on its back and failed to support piece #11 which had no choice but to break away from the unit. Yep, that was the first round of expletives. I had to repair this blunder (wood glue, toothpicks, wood shavings) and let it sit overnight. This fixed the problem, but then I discovered I had glued it in backwards so now the holes for the cam locks were facing the inside of the bed, not the outside. Needless to say, I left this as is and covered the holes which are now barely visible. Last blunder was the handles - I was not fond of the handles that came with the bed, so I purchased Ravinte Arch Cabinet Pulls (which fit perfectly) from Amazon. Being the impatience person I am at times, I didn't want to wait for the new handles to arrive, so I completed the bed assembly. After the handles arrived, I learned quite quickly that there was no easy way to replace the handles unless I removed the panel 14/15 section - which I did. It wasn't too bad, but I would recommend if you were going to replace the handles do it before you completely assemble the bed. As others have said, the storage drawer is very roomy. I have two standard size feather pillows and two light-weight blankets in the drawer and it could hold more. The bed unfolds and folds up exactly as is shown in several videos. I have carpet in my room so it does not glide as smoothly as it would on wood floors. This is not as issue for me - it just means you pull the drawer sections open taking care to put equal force on both sides of the front of the drawer (which you should be doing anyway). I purchased the 6" Millard Tri Fold Full size mattress and it fits perfectly. I have not slept on the bed yet nor has anyone else, but it seems to be reasonably comfortable. The real test will be in near future when I have guests. The bed unit is pretty darn sturdy. I did not notice any squeaking or rattling of boards when I tested it out. Once again, time will tell. I expect to be using this bed 10-12 times a year and I am confident it will hold up well. If you were going to use this bed every day, opening and closing, I am not sure this is for you. I was shopping for a bed that would be compact, comfortable, sturdy, good looking and would not break the bank. I found many other beds that were 3-5 times as expensive, were solid wood and would definitely hold up to daily use, but these were not for me. I am really pretty darn picky and I find this bed to be perfect for my needs. I would highly recommend this bed.

Great product, sturdy, came in 2 boxes one arrived 5 days after the first one. No one has slept in it yet. It took us 2.5 hours to assemble, carefully read the instructions, grab the items from the top of each section/step so you don’t get confused. A lot of reviews say it takes forever, but it actually was not bad at all. Having a carpet under it is an issue unless is all the way under. Though of changing the hardware, but is perfectly fine, does not look cheap. One last thing, the outlet doesn’t allow you to push the bed all the way to the wall, so consider buying a flat extension cord. Use an electric screw gun for faster results.

Like many people said it does take time to put together. I would recommend using an electric screwdriver or drill on a low setting to help speed up the process. You will need two people to assemble. The pulls can be swapped out. It stores all the bedding (pillows, quilt, sheets, etc).

I ordered a Queen, they sent a full, the only way to find out what size you have is to assemble it, to which they say, "it works the same, just a different size" and then go on to do nothing other than says to disassemble it and send it back. It takes hours to assemble and they know its not worth anyone's time to disassemble and return it. Pretty horrible company and customer service.