Home Accent Furnishings Queen Modern Wood Spindle Bed - Caramel

I have a nice rattan vibe going on in our room so I was looking for something unique the headboard looks gorgeous and the simplicity low bed is exactly what we wanted. The only problem I’d say is that it definitely needs reinforcement on the frame. I know for a fact my niece will jump around on the bed and possibly break one of the legs. So my savvy hubby has reinforced the legs to support the weight and the occasional jumping. Other then that it definitely creates a beautiful vibe for us.

A shipping label was created nearly a week before it actually shipped but it did arrive in the expected time frame. Was a little worried after reading some reviews about the sturdiness but it's pretty solid once assembled. The spindles are a little flimsy and angled so that does concern me. Putting this beast together was very unpleasant. Instructions are clear but do not recommend using a power tool. But I did and couldn't have done it without one. I did assemble about 95% of the bed by myself. Overall I'm very happy with it.

I love the way it turned out! But it is not something that is a project for one person and it takes time putting it together! It's extremely cute though and worth the hassle of putting it together part by part.

I’ve never written a bad review for a product before, but buyers beware! This bedframe is beautiful, but the quality has been a nightmare. I purchased this bed frame back in September and it is already falling apart. Not only are the instructions extremely confusing & assembly of this bedframe will eat up your entire day, but the quality is very poor. The spindles on the headboard don’t stay screwed in, and one of the spindles I received is almost an inch too short so it looks very wonky & won’t stay upright. The screws are constantly coming loose and I find myself having to tighten the legs on my bed almost weekly. Speaking of legs, 2 of the legs out of 4 have just split in half? The wood just split right down the middle. So I’ve had to remove them, glue them back with E6000, put them back on and pray my bed doesn’t collapse in the middle of the night again. I’m barely 200 pounds and am very gentle with the bedframe, so for it hardly last 6 months (and be $400), I’m extremely disappointed. Oh, and I couldn’t get a refund or anything back. So unless you hold stocks in E6000 or want a bedframe made of toothpicks, I’d stay away from this one.

UPDATE (10/27/23): I ended up taking the headboard part off because not only did the rods consistently get loose, they started falling out. The screws just didn't work.Ok. I read the other reviews. Just FYI, I put it together, by myself in two hours. An hour of that I was on the phone with a friend, so it isn't as intensive as one would assume. And yes I timed myself 😀I was also weary of the wood for the support pieces, rarely any knots. Some of them could had been 1/8 of an inch longer. But I made due with a diagonal entrance instead of vertical.The spindles are a little loose but wood clue fixed that easy.Some pieces I did have a little trouble screwing in by hand, but I think me painting for two days straight didn't help. I did use the the drill, very carefully, for those.Other than that, I has been two nights. I LOVE THE HEIGHT THOUGH.XOXO.

I loved this look so went ahead and purchased this bed frame regardless of the reviews and warnings. I was at first weary of not having enough hardware and screws, which happened. I brought on my own and then at the end had about 3 or 4 left over inexplicably.Lots of issues. My biggest complaint is probably the slats. They are not the same length and somehow you'll have to McGyver a way to make them line up and fit in order to screw them in. Some are too short and don't even reach the wooden rails where they need to be nailed. It's pretty ridiculous anyone would sell a product to assemble this way.Then, when I attached the headboard, the holes only lined up on one side. I had to drill into the frame and enlarge said hole, crearing a complete set of nww problems for the bolt, washer and nut that go with it. I even ended up making an extra hole by accident as this all happened when the entire bed was already built. Very frustrating.This was doable and not impossible. Had it been better made or manufactured properly and had the proper predrilled holes, I may not have needed to use a drill. Even with the use of a drill, I had to tread very carefully as the rails inside the frame to attach the slasts, as well as the slats themselves, are made of probably simple thin plywood. Almost any pressure will crack them for sure, and this happened once while drilling to screw in one of the slats.My second biggest complaint now that the bed is assembled is that some of the spindles are not secured on both ends, but only on the top. This means you'll hear them a lot, all the time. I may look for some type of glue or sticker or filler to add somewhere to see of i can fix this. This is a design flaw. They should app be screwed top and bottom and the instructions contradict this. Only about 3 or 4 of them are secured top and bottom. The frame seems sturdy but the headboard and spindles do not. This is a concern.Overall just too much work. I had no choice but to keep building once I started as I had nowhere else to sleep. I'm a small woman and believe even with help, it would have been a time consuming challenge. The main frame pieces are also quite heavy.This took me about 10 hours. And I'm not 100% happy with it, but it's a new bed for 350 bucks so, hey. It's done.

It was a bit of a pain to put together, but it looks great and feels very sturdy.