Twin Metal Bed Frame with Headboard, 14 Inch Heavy-Duty Metal Bed Frame with Storage, Anti-Scratches Bed Frames Feature Sturdy Metal Slats, No Box Spring Needed, Easy Assembly.

It looks exactly like the photos. I love it has a lot of space underneath. It is so sturdy and good quality. Easy to put together and should last many years. I love the design with low back board since I can lay on the bed from the back without hitting my legs. The round bed legs are also very considerate. It's not like the sharp or angled legs which if I accidentally kick it, that would be painful. This design is so cool. It's a little longer than my mattress not sure if my mattress is a little small. Very satisfied. I have used it for a month. I love it! It's very clean looking!I love my home look tidy with simple design.

took me two days to figure it out.things are not completely labeled and the instructions are vague and unhelpful.safe to say just because of that I wont be ordering anything again from here.

This bed is great and attractive for the price, but it is not without a few (minor) issues.I bought this bed after deciding not to buy the $800 Pottery Barn metal bed that is of a similar style. I've had this bed for about a month and have not had any issues with it other than the fact that my mattress slides a few inches on the platform after I've sat down a few times. It would be nice if the manufacturer could come up with a solution for this issue (maybe a little metal bit at each corner or something?), as it's the only thing about the bed that I don't like. I'm probably going to DIY a solution because it does bug me to have to realign my mattress every day or two.EDIT: For some reason I'm now the only review on this bed? I'm either remembering reviews from similar beds RE: below or the reviews I saw are now gone? I'm not sure! Regardless, the below advice is probably still good to follow!Upon reading the bad reviews, I noticed the biggest complaint was that the supports under the bed bend and the middle begins to collapse. I can't figure out how people have had this issue other than possibly they've scooted it back and forth to put it into place and it caused the legs to become weak (this is an assumption, obviously, and I'm not saying they did anything wrong!)? Or maybe that if the bed is on hard, smooth flooring it can slide around more easily, leading to bending? Keeping those possibilities in mind, I put the bed together right where I wanted it to sit so I didn't need to scoot the bed around on my carpeted floor at all. So far the support legs underneath are still perfectly straight and haven't shown any signs of collapsing. This bed is incredibly lightweight so my suggestion to anyone buying this bed would be to only move it with another person so you both can lift it up and carry it into position to set it down, not scoot it across the floor. And definitely don't try scooting it around with a mattress on top! And perhaps if you're putting it on hardwood floors or tile, put a rug or something under it so the legs can't slip? The manufacturer could also perhaps provide rubber stoppers for people with hard flooring?Regardless, I will update my review if the support legs ever begin to bend on their own without me moving the bed around. Otherwise, thumbs up!!

This bed was soooooooooooo easy to out together. Possibly the easiest piece of furniture I've ever assembled. I did it by myself and it only took about a half hour. It's very sturdy too. and doesn't creak or anything. Highly recommend this bed

I love it. It was exactly what needed for my space. Easy to put together, very sturdy. Doesn’t make any noise.