ZINUS Tricia Wood Platform Bed Frame with Adjustable Headboard / Wood Slat Support with No Box Spring Needed / Easy Assembly, Queen

After 3-4 sessions with my slam piece this thing has held up well. I’m 6’2 220 pounds and I’ve destroyed every bed I’ve had in the past. I’m honestly testing this things durability at this point and it’s rock solidUpdate: I moved apartments and had to take it apart and put it back together, now it squeaks every time I move an inch. I feel like I broke it somehow but honestly not sure how I could have done that since it’s a really simple frame. Might try and take it apart again and put it back together, idk

I wanted to like this bed, the wood is great and it's well-built. But there are serious problems with the dimensions. I advise any purchaser to check dimensions VERY carefully against your mattress. I have a 12" memory foam mattress that doesn't fit under the headboard and was overhanging 3 inches on the foot. We partially solved this by raising the headboard up so the mattress fits underneath, but now the headboard is only being supported by one screw on each side and it doesn't look like it was designed this way. So we're concerned about whether this will last. Additionally, this whole bed is about 0.5 inches undersized for a standard King mattress which spoils the lines of the bed.

Love this bed for the price. such great quality and so pretty! I only wish the headboard was up a little higher but if you read the description & measurements you can see how tall it is. It really is beautiful!

Bed frame is quite good, but does not perfectly fit with my mattress. I have a queen nectar mattress but the bottom of the head board is too close to the slates platform so the mattress is too thick to fit. There will be about 1 to 2 inches of mattress floating outside the end of the bed frame.

I have a full-size bed and purchased a Queen frame, which is why it looks like it doesn't fit (I have a new Queen bed on the way) The box was super heavy, I weigh 110 lbs and luckily the delivery person pulled it up my stairwell for me, all I had to do was slide it around. It took me about an hour to assemble, It wasn't too hard doing it myself, I used those yoga blocks to help elevate some of the frames while screwing it in, which made it much easier. Overall seems pretty sturdy, the wood is real and again, sturdy. All of the tools were included, which I was a relief, overall looks great!