Rocky Base E 14" Platform Bed Heavy Duty Steel Black, w/ Patented Wide Steel Slats (No Box Spring Needed) - Cal King

I’ve had for 3 years and still holds up

Update : a few years later, it is still real sturdy Great wonderful purchase. And still like brand new it’s amazing

I bought the queen size frame and have had this frame now since early June (it is mid-August by the time I'm writing this review)So far, the mattress does not slide on it but the entire frame will slide a little while we do certain activities on it. Nothing too major, it mostly bunches up the rug under it, but the feet are a couple inches wide and about 4 inches long, so the rectangular shape makes me feel a lot more secure putting it on the hardwood floor, but we prefer to have a rug under the bed.The instructions were simple enough to follow, but it's not the most clear which side is for the head(super plus that you can attach a headboard to it!)The entire frame is metal and very sturdy. There are adhesives on every couple slats to prevent the mattress from sliding which is great, but make sure you line up the mattress to your liking before putting any weight on it. You definitely need two people to adjust it once it hits the adhesive.At first it didn't make any noise at all, but after a couple months of use, when initially sitting on the bed, it makes a tiny bit of noise, but not anywhere near enough to be annoying. Our mattress is about 6 years old and was sinking in the middle with our old box spring (another plus you do not need a box spring with this frame), but after we put it on the frame, it almost feels like a brand new mattress.With how high the frame sits, it makes it very easily accessible for extra storage and cleaning up any trash that falls under it.The edge of the foot of the bed poke out a tiny bit even with a queen mattress on it, but it's not sharp, so no issues of bumping into it and even then, you could always get a skirt lining for it (cuz a regular skirt would cover the adhesive.Overall, I give this frame a 5/5 so far as it was so simple to put together and does exactly what I wanted it to do (no noise, etc)And for those worried about weight, between my partner and I, we weigh around 550-600 pounds together and even during certain activities, the bed makes no noise or very little depending on what we're doing.I hope you can enjoy the frame as much as we do :)**UPDATE**It is now September 2021 and I bought this in May of 2020. It's still 5/5 for me and my partner!The frame does make a little bit of noise if I'm climbing into it now and just a tiny bit during certain activities, and sometimes a little more depending on the activity. However, it is still very quiet while adjusting if you're sleeping and the like. My partner can be a light sleeper sometimes so once in a while it'll wake him up when I come home from work, but not often enough that it's really a problem. Continues to be sturdy and I'll the slats are still how they're supposed to be.Definitely recommend for the heavy person or couple, in my opinion.**UPDATE** November 2022 and its still going strong! Still very little noise and quiet throughout the night! Holding up fantastically and the adhesive is still strong! Highly recommended! This is the last update I will make. I hope you all enjoy this frame as much as my partner and I have :)

I've moved with this thing twice now and it's definitely helpful that it collapses! It doesn't take up a lot of room when it's fully collapsed and makes moving a breeze! It's made of metal (which I didn't realize until I got it, but it's fine!) and there's a lot of underbed space; it's about a foot off the ground, so if you need to put anything under it or want to put anything under it, be sure to account for that! The metal does have a tendency to bend if you screw everything in too tight since the metal is all hollow and it hurts when you stub your toe on the middle bar, but I think for a first bedframe for someone just moving out or someone who moves a lot, it's pretty worth it! I also really appreciate how the slats have a sticky side to keep your mattress in place. Yes, it's a bit of a pain to move because of the sticky things, but if you fold it right and make sure it doesn't unfold, you should be good to go!

We purchased this bedframe last weekend, and yesterday we put it together and got it ready for bedtime.Now, our experience with it: The box is very heavy. If I had to do it over again, I might add the option to have it moved to the bedroom, but my husband gamely carried the parts of the frame upstairs over and over. Everything was included, and everything was very well packaged with even the small parts (nuts, bolts, whatever) were in packaging. The needed tools were included, and while the ratchet wasn't very high quality, it worked, and the frame was together and done in about 2 hours, from box to done. There were no problems. The instruction book was good, if a bit lacking in words. I realize that's the trend, but I'm a bit challenged when trying to do things with just drawings.I didn't expect much when we went to bed but was pleasantly surprised. We have a Tempur Pedic and went with this frame because of the steel slats and a pretty narrow strip between the slats. The slats also went in easy and connected with the Velcro that was on the side rails and then the slat ends. Previously we had a solid surface under our mattress and were very comfortable. We wanted a frame that was higher so we could store blankets and such under the bed.It wasn't more than 30 minutes in bed when I realized I could feel a difference. It felt as though my body was sinking into the mattress somewhat, which I think we were missing the whole time. Now that I know the feeling, I have to say it is WONDERFUL! The mattress on top of this bedframe seems to be working in a different and fab way, probably the way it was meant to feel.So, to sum this up, I highly recommend this bedframe, as does my husband. He bugged me several times to make sure I do a review because both of us are very impressed with the quality, cost, looks, function of this bedframe. Just have someone with a strong back if you plan to carry it in by yourself.Oh, and the negative? Not much. He says the middle leg of the bed (halfway down both sides) is attacking his toes, LOL, so we'll likely figure out a way to pad it in some way that works but keeps the beauty and simplicity of the bedframe.