ZinusMoiz 14 Inch Wood Platform Bed / No Box Spring Needed / Wood Slat Support / Dark Brown, Full

This is my first review of anything on Amazon, and generally I'd not bother to take the time. You'd think a assembling a bed frame would be such a mundane thing too, but Zinus has taken the experience to a level that was dare I say enjoyable. I bought the Zinus because it was cheap, it was wood, and looked simple, but was pleasantly surprised how everything about the product, instructions, and packaging oozed deliberate thoughtful design.The box opens clam shell so you don't have to dump out all the pieces. The pieces are all neatly stacked. All the pieces were wrapped in thin foam sheet, and even the filler styrofoam pads were encased in plastic bags so no little styrofoam bits litter the box and your floor. Zinus even packs you a little thank you note with a set of cards to spread some cheer to your friends and family.The instructions were mostly pictures, but with the appropriate amount of annotation and matching labels on the parts to properly identify and orient them during assembly. All the labels remain on the parts, no need to remove them as they are hidden after assembly. The instruction were printed on 2 sheets that could be laid side by side to see the all the steps at once. I especially appreciate the inset diagram of the assembled frame in each step that shows exactly which part of the frame you were working on. I've put together a lot of furniture, and by far these are the best assembly instructions I've ever encountered.The hardware came in a plastic blister pack with a cardboard backing and contained all the fasteners, washers, and hex wrench - the only tool actually needed to assemble the frame. All the part labels were simple letters and matched the instructions, none of the nonsense about size of the fastener to identify them - they were probably metric but nobody cares or really needs to know. I really appreciated that all the fasteners used the same hex nut and the lengths easy to tell the difference. There are also generous spares of all the hardware. A ratchet hex wrench is also included, which was handy. The instructions, hardware, and tools all came in a perfectly sized zip lock which I used to put the instructions, spares, and tools in and attached under the frame after the build.The build took less than an hour by myself, except at one point assembling partial sides together. I could have done it using something to prop the frame, but my wife was around to help. To speed up the build, I used a cordless drill with a matching hex bit on the lowest torque setting so I wouldn't accidentally strip out the inset nuts in the wood. Most of the holes aligned perfectly and I could easily finger tighten the hex bolts, a few required the ratchet to get started. I didn't see any wood shavings in the holes, so I suspect these inset nuts were just slightly off of true. After using the drill to run in the bolt, I'd tighten with the ratchet a quarter turn or so to snug the joint. The final step in the assembly was the slats. There are dowels to align the center slats and velcro to keep the slats from sliding around. Two of the slats have sticky tape attached to prevent your mattress from sliding around.I couldn't identify the wood species, the grain was uniform and clear, if felt like a hard wood. The machining of the holes and joints were uniform and clean, with no chips. I got the dark finish, it was consistent color on all the pieces and no stain rubbed off on my hands. The steel pieces for the spine of the frame were true, with tight welds, painted to match the wood. The holes to attach the spine to the wood frame lined up nicely, only one bolt needed a little coaxing before I could finger tighten it. The top of the spine is lined with fabric to prevent abrading of the slats.Overall very good quality product and excellent instructions. If Zinus is reading this, my only suggestions are perhaps think of a way to attach the zip lock for instructions/tools/spares to the frame; clearer instructions for the slats as I initially installed the first one upside down; recyclable packing materials instead of the foam and styrofoam.

I LOVE this bed I'm 5'4 and it is the perfect height for a platform bed. The wood on it makes it look more expensive than it is

Everything about this full size platform bed (Zinus Moiz 14 inch) made me smile. The quality of the wood, the packaging, the hardware, and the instructions were so easy to follow. Two weeks ago, I sent back three platform bed frames because the quality was so awful. So, this time I only ordered one bed frame because I was so nervous about having to deal with another situation like that...still have not been refunded going on 2 weeks so buyer beware of the DHP Lorriana 14" Solid Pine Wood Platform Bed Frame, Full Size, Espresso. However, receiving this today and putting it together in no time, I just placed an order for 2 more of the Zinus Moiz full size frames. Believing they will be just as wonderful.

TL;DR: Fantastic, solid-wood bed at an amazing price_________________________________________________I’ve bought a lot of regrettable trash on Amazon that had great reviews, so as always, I was skeptical that this bed might be yet another mistake. Luckily, this has been an AMAZING purchase. So much so, that I’m writing a review (which I rarely do).MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS1. Packaging - Exceptionally packaged hardware, with plenty of extra screws/washers. The bed parts are VERY well put together with the styrofoam protection, and the parts easy to separate and identify.2. Assembly - I have put together A LOT of furniture over the years, and this bed is likely the easiest item I have ever had the pleasure of assembling. The instructions (pictured) are SUPER SIMPLE, and there are probably as few pieces as physically possible. But the most amazing part, by far - THEY INCLUDE A RATCHETING HEX KEY. I have NEVER encountered this - and I cannot overstate its importance. This makes assembly SOOO much easier, instead of having to work with that puny, L-shaped hex key that most products give you.3. Quality - this thing is SOLID, QUALITY WOOD. I was honestly surprised. They really put attention into the details as well. They put felt on parts of the metal supports where it will touch other metal - so that it doesn’t squeak.**I’ve seen some other reviewers state that some of the bottoms can scratch hardwood floors. A LOT OF PRODUCTS DO THAT! It is by no means exclusive to this product. Metal on wood, will scratch wood - it’s not complicated. Just put some cheap felt adhesive pads on the bottoms of all the feet. I do this with everything anyway, so that I can slide stuff around easily.

I've had this frame for a while now, it works like a charm. Although it does squeak quite a bit at the joints if you're a bigger person.

This platform bed is far better than I was expecting. The manufacturer seems to care about quality, so much so they SEALED THE STYROFOAM PIECES IN PLASTIC!! (pictured) so when you open the box there aren't little styrofoam balls everywhere.. Who does that? (A company who values quality, that's who). The bed itself is very nice, the wood is beautiful and feels solid. The slats are connected together with a strip of velcro, and the side rails are lined with the other strip of velco holding the slats in place with no screws needed. Even the center support rail has a strip of felt cloth along the top, further preventing the slats from sliding or moving, and 2 of the slats have a strip of double sided tape on them, which when the cover on the tape is removed, helps prevent the mattress from sliding. After it was fully assembled I was able to life the whole thing up by just the center rail, and no part of the bed sagged/moved/bent or warped, which to me means it's rather solid and sturdy once assembled. Overall I am very happy, the price weighed against to quality, I'd say I got a good deal on this. Will post an update after a month or two, and note any(if any) changes or flaws I find (tho I doubt I will find any flaws).

We've had this for years and it's still holding up well! Doesn't creak or feel unsturdy. Looks good and solid for the price especially after installing a headboard to it. Wasn't too hard to put together. It's a good idea to tighten the bolts every year or so especially if you've moved the bed at all as they may loosen a little over time as expected. I don't know how well this would hold up to being fully moved to a new home.

La couleur est plus pâle que la photo. Les lattes plis facilement sous le poids et les espace entre les lattes sont de 3.5 pouces alors que tous les matelas foam mémoire demandé un maximum de 3.0 pouces

Wanted to avoid the Ikea mdf product and get proper wood. Solid construction. Easy assembly (had wee trouble with one bolt that was a bit misaligned) and a peice, unlike Ikea, I can see being easily taken apart and ressembled when moving without damaging it. Full set of extra bolts and the two tools included were very helpful.

Great product. I haven't had it long enough to rate durability, but I don't see any obvious weaknesses.

Would recommend 100%.