PrimaSleep 16 Inch Dura Comfort Steel Slat Non-Slip Bed Frame, Twin, Black

It's high enough to do adult stuff and fit stuff underneath. Doesn't squeak and really 3asy to put together. I recommend it.

Just built this bed frame and I am very impressed! I really like it! It went together easy! Directions were fine! The thing to remember is tighten every bolt as tight as you can! I was able to really tighten everything so there are no squeaks! There is a ton of space now underneath the bed! I am very happy! Just remember to tighten the bolts!!

I realized after I put it together that it was 14 inches not 16 inch height that I ordered. Too late, I threw out the boxes. Pretty easy to assemble until I had to put one corner rail into the end slot the hole was crooked and this is solid steel so it was hard to get it in. Hadd to use a mallet to tap in pieces, even the rungs they were very tight fit. It is very heavy duty and sturdy though but wished I'd have measured it after assembly when I though it was too short off the floor. Too late now.

Like everything about this frame exceptIt needs a deeper ridge for the mattress to sit in .

We made a storage bed in our loft where we store our suitcases with off-seasonal clothes. We put cardboard on top and foldable foam mattress. Now loft looks so neat like a room and there is a place for overflow guests! It fits a lot of suitcases under, in two rows. This is a twin size bed. Anything we would build from wood, would cost us more on material alone and would be more bulky. Skinny, low profile, sturdy, no intermediate supports! Super value for the money!

This was the perfect frame for our grandkids room, we turned it into a trundle simply by sliding the other twin mattress underneath it and it’s great! Well worth the money!

Seriously, who has a bed with no headboard? My wife purchased this frame without consulting with me, and yes, I would have caught that it had no head or footboard bracketry and no way of affixing one. I happen to do a bit of amateur metalwork in my garage and have a mig welder, so I will be making them for mine, but you can buy one like this with the brackets for less money, so I guess I'm not sure why she picked this one, but it does go together easily and seems very sturdy. We are using a box spring with ours, so it looks like the high jump pit we used at my high school when I was on the track team 35 years ago! If you can jump 6 feet then you don't have far to fall, but she wanted to be able to store stuff under the bed. Smaller people can nearly stand up under it!

using a drill with torque setting to 6screws are kind of soft (cheap Chinese iron screws!), so be really careful to make sure the die is fully inserted, not easy since the screws are also very imprecisely manufacturedbesides this:center beam has a full length soft strip already attached, metal slats have soft ends and sit tightly (needs some body weight to fully put them in, just be careful and nice when doing this)looks greathowever, mine had minor scratches, looks like when it was packed in the factory, not during transportLove it, best platform bed base I ever got (mattress sits inside), only beaten by a waterbed base I had decades ago (wood, drawers, all the luxury).really happy about it, and I am picky!