Contemporary Metal King Platform Bed Frame with Wooden Slats

This is my daughter’s bed frame. In just a few short years, we’ve had to fix it repeatedly. The slats that hold up the mattress keep falling out because the plastic holders are flimsy and poorly made. I’ve searched the website for replacement parts or even sizing information to order more, but I haven’t been able to find anything.

I had experienced a defect with my original bed frame and the vendor worked with me to coordinate a replacement immediately. They worked directly with the manufacturer on my behalf and made it such a smooth experience. Kind and respectful! The new frame is sturdy and appears to be without the defect (more solid welding). I am incredibly impressed by both the vendor and Modway for providing such a genuinely positive experience. If you have an issue with your order, give them a chance and let them know. They will work to make it right.

The bed fram is coming apart Where the metal was welded, I have only had for 2 months.So disappointed. 😞

This bed is exactly what I wanted however it had some downfalls. The instructions suck and I love putting stuff together. Some of the pieces came missing paint and a little rusty. I had pics but I deleted them. I still like the bed

This bargain metal platform bed frame offers a lot of value for the money, with some design features you don't usually see in an under-$200 bed frame; I think it will prove to have been a good purchase, but it's by no means perfect.THE POSITIVESThe design: The "platform" sits below the "lip" of the frame. With most other cheap metal bed frames, your mattress is floating on top of the frame. With this bed, it's "nestled" a bit by the frame for more of a finished furniture look. You have a place to tuck in your sheets.The legs: They look a bit spindly in the photos but they are quite sturdy, and again they have a bit more design to them than most cheap metal bed legs.The support: The Queen size has 4 center legs along a center cross rail to provide structural support. I'm not worried about this sagging or creeking. And the legs are in a row, so you still have all the under bed space for storage.THE NEGATIVESThe instructions: The instructions led me astray twice. A "this sides up" sticker on one bed rail was stuck on the rail FACING THE WRONG WAY. You can't make this up. And the picture for the center rail bolts led me to install them facing the wrong way -- I caught that before I had done them all. It says allow 30 minutes to build. You should leave a lot more time than that.The hardware: It shouldn't surprise you but the bolts aren't the greatest quality and the little wrench they provide is weak. Use your own ratchet to save yourself frustration, and work carefully or else you'll strip the bolt edges.The finish quality: My bed arrived with no scratches or dents, and the wood slats were all in perfect condition. But the screw holes and other edges can be rough. My daughter pretty quickly got a metal splinter from one of the rails. Be careful.The engineering: It seems sturdy, but this is not fine furniture. See photos. The edges are secure but don't meet perfectly. The wood slats have a bowed design that should really hold onto your mattress, but I'm also worried that they could tear into the protective bottom of the mattress cover.