Amolife Twin Bed Frame, Metal Platform Bed with Vintage Curved Iron-Art Headboard, Easy Assembly, Black

The bed was easy to assemble with the instructions, but it took 2 people to help out assemble. It seem to be pretty sturdy no squeaking noise. I am pleased with this purchase.

Easy to assemble looks great

Nice bed and easy to assemble

I had an issue and customer service was absolutely amazing. Responded promptly and solved my problem by going over and above expectations. The bed is sturdy and easy to assemble.

Beautiful. I would buy it again.

This is honestly such a precious bedframe. But the box arrived torn open. The frame itself is spray painted, leaving signs of it's prior color. It isn't white- it's more cream / off-white. Which is to be expected, if you know that's it spray painted. Which isn't specified anywhere.

Sturdy and nice. Easy to assemble. Medium weight but unfortunately slides easily on hardwood.

I like everything above the bed bought it for my sister and she is very happy with it.

I'll update this if the seller comes through but as of right now, it's not going well. The bed is beautiful but I only received one box and it did not have the ten bars that are supposed to operate as mattress support slats. when I reached out to their seller customer service, I got a weird response about how the box weighed the same at the warehouse that FedEx said it weighed. There was no indication that the box had been opened, in fact it was exceedingly well packaged and very well sealed. it was so well packed, but I don't think that they could have gotten left out by accident, I think there was supposed to be an additional box sent. It was actually hard for me to get it open and unpacked and somehow the seller thinks I have just misplaced 10 metal bars and don't see them lying around in my house? We're not talking about screws, here people. they are metal bars the width of a queen size bed and there are supposed to be 10 of them. how do they think I just don't see them? And if they think I'm trying to scam them, what do they think I'm going to do with them? If there's some sort of black market for these things, I'm not aware of it. Now they want me to send them a picture of the "components I received" after I told them I'd already assembled it to the last stage? What does that even mean? If they end up getting me the missing parts, then I would say that it's well worth the money. It's a beautiful bed and wasn't difficult to assemble, although there's definitely a few scratches to the powder coat and it would be nice if the hardware was also white instead of the glaring silver against the White frame. If they don't get me the missing parts, then it is not worth the money because you're not supposed to have the use a box spring with it and without the slats, you definitely have to.

never got it or tbe bed I ordered .Still no refund for either of them .