EDX Twin Size Metal Bed Frame with Industrial Wooden Headboard, Ample Storage, Noise-Free Design, Sturdy Steel Slat Support, Rustic Brown

This looks so cute in my room. I haven’t put the front pieces of wood on yet because it's kinda hard to put the wood on the bed. I would definitely recommend doing two people when building this because you need to in order to put on the wood pieces. Other than that it's pretty simple and the directions are pretty straightforward. I would definitely recommend somebody helping you build it though other than that it's pretty cool. I love it. It's so cute in my room and I recommend buying it.

Ver very easy to put together, very durable. And only needed a mattress. It fir perfectly in a small bedroom

Looks very nice all put together and not very hard to put together. Very sturdy!

beautiful bed . east assembly

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I purchased a bed for a guest for less than $70, and considering the price, it's acceptable. The bed looks cute and decent value for the money. However, I wish it had a bit more space to accommodate the mattress securely. I'm currently using an 8-inch foam mattress, maybe a heavier mattress would work better in this bed.

What the pages don’t tell you is that you can not tighten the screws for the boards to where they are not lose, you can only screw half way or else they will indent the other side of the board or even go through. My boards are not messed up because I don’t realize it was doing it until it was too late. Other than that the bed is very durable and very easy to assemble. If this part was changed I would definitely recommend it. However it feels like a waste of money if the product can be easily damaged.

There are plastic ends to be affixed to the metal slats. Upon opening the box, I found the packaging where these ends were enclosed already open. Several of the plastic ends to be used were broken, loose inside the box. The hardware package was also already open. Most of the large screws were loose in the box. I don't believe the plastic ends would provide enough support. The ends of the metal slats should be fitted with threads to receive a screw. The ends should extend to the inside of the rail cavity, where it will be aligned with screw holes on the rail. A more secure structure can be achieved if the slat is attached directly to the rail. I do not believe the product I received is safe.

Not made for a young thin waif child to use.

1.Shipping was delayed 2. When assembeling ran into parts not fitting