DUMEE Single Bed Frames with Wooden Storage Headboard Shelf, Heavy Duty Metal Bed Frame Single, No Box Spring Needed, Noise Free, Reinforced Strong Support Leg, Textured Black&Brown Oak

This is a good sturdy bed, fairly easy to assemble as well, and a great price. My only issue, which I had not noticed from the pictures, is that there is a gap between the mattress and the small headboard and pillows disappear down there during the night. I need to find a solution for this.

Love this bed!! Very sturdy and beautiful

I bought a single bed for the spare room. Easy to assemble and solid, no sagging or squeeking. Good space underneath for storage. Liked it so much that when I had to replace the double in the second I bought this same one. Again, easy to assemble, extra bolts etc. The only reason I knocked off a star is because the instructions are not great. Decent finish and overall much better than I expected for the price.

This bed frame is unbeatable for the price! Here’s my deal… returning to a house in Britain that I had rented out for eight years and needed some low cost furniture for a couple of months, while I figure out what to do with the home, so I bought this queen size bed frame (they say it’s a king in the description, but that’s bs it’s a queen everywhere else on earth). Anyway, the frame is metal, it’s solid, and the simulated wood headboard feels very nice to the touch. Paired with a decent low cost foam mattress, sleeping on this bed feels just like sleeping on my $5,000 king bed and mattress in America. If you need a low cost bed for a few months, this is the one to buy. Once you’re done with it, donate it to a refugee resettlement charity and it’ll be of service to others. FYI There’s also great low cost bedside tables and other furniture that go with this style too.

I don't typically write reviews but I felt the need with this one. For the past year I have suffered with a bed frame that makes my mattress slippery. It was hell. I'd wake up with my pillows down the side of my bed. So I looked for ages for a bed base that would hold my mattress in place and that had a headboard because I figured that would do the trick. I actually like how the mattress holders are something you don't have to screw in and you just place it. The instructions were horrible for me to read but thankfully i had my roommate to help on that aspect. The actual bed is really sturdy and I love the shelf. I didn't think I'd use the shelf but turns out I love it. For remotes, My phone and even drinks. I love the way the slats are small and aren't just in one line as it makes it feel more sturdy. I like to jump on my bed so i am also pleased with the bottom wooden part for not being too tall and in the way especially since I have a senior dog. All in all I really enjoy this bed frame. I would say I wish the intructions were clearer picture wise as we had to figure things out most of the time by moving things and guessing then realising what the picture tried to say. 10/10 bed 5/10 on the instructions.

Great quality, so far I've used it every night for 3 months, super easy to put it together (I would recomend it being a two people job but I was able to build it alone), the instructions are super clear (once youunderstand them) and each part is clearly labeled which is nice too (remember to take the stickers off as you put it together).

I ordered this because the image said it was 190cm in length. It turned out to be 205cm with the shelf which meant I had to perform a work around to make it all fit. Had I known it was 205cm I would not have ordered it. So just be aware of the correct dimensions and make sure you can accommodate the extra 15cm. Overall the quality was good and easy to put together.

I was a little nervous about how good quality this would be given the low price, but the reviews here convinced me it would be fine, and thankfully, they're true. The box it came in was deceptively small and not particularly heavy. But the frame, while simple, is solid. I was a bit concerned that the metal rigid slats (as opposed to wooden slats with a bit of give in them) would make it uncomfortable to sleep on, but its fine... especially with a decent thick mattress on top. I was also worried that a metal frame would inevitably lead to squeaking as the fixing loosen over time, but so far that's not been the case (allen keys kept handy just in case). It was fairly easy to put together; took me maybe 1-2 hours in total. Only one dodgy fixing, where the bolt was a few mm too short to bite properly into the thread. Otherwise, no real issues. Few niggles: * The pieces all have numbered stickers on to help with construction. While handy for building, they're not hidden in out-of-the-way places; for example, there's one right on the front-facing part of the headboard, rather than on the back. To make matters worse, they're not 'easy peel' stickers either. It was an annoyance to scrape off the stickers and then clean the adhesive off the frame in such obvious places. * It's a six-legged bed with two legs in the middle to provide support for the horizontal cross-beam. So whenever I approach the bed, I keep kicking a metal post with bare feet and yelping in pain. You'd think I would have learned by now... but when you've spent your entire life with four-legged beds, it's a weird thing to have to relearn. * There are a set of 'h' shaped metal pieces which I think are meant to hold the mattress in place to stop it sliding. There's no fixings for this, so I think you're meant to just slot them on to the frame. But they're a bit loose, and therefore pretty useless as they fall off whenever you make the bed.