Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

It was just what I expected it to be and more. So here's the low-down. This bed provides copious storage space underneath. So much so that I actually built a wall of boxes underneath and made a little doorway so that if an attacker ever tries to come into my house I will have a nice little cave to hide under XD Furthermore, this baby is totally solid. It was also extremely easy to assemble. We didn't even look at the directions until the end when we were installing the wood slats to make sure they were lined up properly. All the pieces are numbered and it even comes with a little rubber hammer to use to hammer all the slots in place. So the real test is will it hold? Is it firm? Does it squeak/creek? Well I plopped right down on it and not a single noise! That said I'm only 145 lbs. Maybe someone larger would break it. According to the listing this frame can withstand 2000lbs of weight. Seeing as my mattress is one of those fancy organic rubber foam mattresses taht is super heavy (like I can't even move this thing on my own, it requires 2-3 people to lift it), I needed something really sturdy that can withstand the test of time. This thing is amazing. The wood slats take the weight of my mattress so well and my bed feels more solid and even than ever. I love it. It also has slots so you can attach it to any headboard that meets the same measurements of where the slots are located. Well my frame was about an inch to wide and an inch too high, so we rigged up some boards to hold firmly to the headboard. Worked like a charm. It did not come with any nuts or bolts. We needed to use our own. Also, the wood slats have felcro so you don't even need to screw them into the frame. They were so easily adjustable. One last thing that was provided was an adhesive tape on the wood slats so that if you have one of those really light foam mattresses it won't slide around. Well my mattress is so heavy that it wasn't necessary to adhere it to the wood slats, but I thought that might be useful for anyone who wasn't sure whether or not to get this rimless frame (the frame is totally flush with the wood slats). So, what do you do to make a pretty plain looking frame like this look nice attached to a fancy headboard? Well, I just put a fancy velvet bedskirt on it before putting the mattress down and Voila! Now no one can see under the bed. No one would know that this is a combination bedfram-box spring just by looking at it :)