Zinus 12 Inch Solid Wood Platform Bed / No Boxspring needed / Wood Slat Support / Rustic Pine Finish, Queen (OLB-PWPBO-12Q)

We wanted a sturdy, reasonably priced, wooden bed-frame and this fit the bill.It took me about an hour to assemble, the directions were easy to follow. I did most of it alone but had my daughter hold the vertical bar while I tightened the screws so the pieces stay aligned; I would definitely recommend this as the pieces kept falling when I tried to do that part alone.One thing to note is there are 4 (or maybe it was 6) washers that are a different color than the other washers; use the bronze color washers to attach the wood legs to the wood crossbars, the dark washers are for the metal support bar. I don't know if it matters but I assume there's a slight difference or there would be no point in having different colors.This frame is for our guest room so no one has slept on it yet but it feels very sturdy and doesn't make any noise when I tried it out. We're having company next week so if there's a problem, I will update this review.

This is a nice looking queen size bed frame for our guest room. It has lots of storage space underneath, unlike our previous metal bed frame that had a box spring. This one assembled easily and seems sturdy. After a few months, none of the hardware seems to have loosened up. It does not squeak. We mounted a quilted headboard to the wall rather than attaching one to the frame and that worked great.

FUNCTION & LOOK: Five stars, very nice. Looks classy. Nice, genuine wood. No complaints so far! Found this thanks to a Wirecutter rec. Overall, fantastic for the price (compared to similar quality & more expensive frames).ASSEMBLY: Got this about a week ago and so far love it. I put it together myself [what? a woman!? BY HERSELF?! so neat so hot so super cool... and it's just, like, an ordinary tuesday after work for me (not to brag but to brag...)]. No but seriously, I have every faith anyone could do this assembly in reasonable time—UNLESS putting furniture together inherently frustrates you... then maybe recruit help. No shame in it.Note -- assembly: I did have to pause and double-check myself at one point where the directions confused me, it turned out I was doing it right, so I happily just moved on and ended up finishing pretty quickly. I wasn't timing it, so I can't say I did it in under an hour, or thirty minutes. But it feels like it was super quick...Note 2 -- brand/assembly: I love the little ratchet allen wrench this comes with! Our last bed frame was also from Zinus, a metal one we now use in our guest room, & that came with one, too. We've used that wrench assembling other, non-Zinus things—it's just *so* handy...Note 3 -- brand: Zinus also throws in this other, to me, funny, but also thoughtful & almost-classy touch when you buy their stuff—at least the bed frames (I think it's meant to say, hey, customer, we care enough to go the extra mile; we like you; so please can we haz 5 stars? & maybe/probably it's useful to some folks): a very svelt green envelope filled with several greeting cards. The cards inside have minimalist/generally likeable cover designs and are blank on the inside. I believe they're meant to be filled in & gifted to friends and loved ones... and I almost maybe would, except the back side says "Zinus" and has the logo and links to their site, and, idk... maybe this is just me, but, for me, if I'm receiving this card as a gift, I'm not feeling super special once I recognize (or don't recognize but then log on to the website and quickly learn about) the brand, and that they make furniture, and then piece together this cheap/lazy buddy of mine just gave me whatever they had lying around from some totally unrelated, not-for-me, probably-Amazon purchase... I would recommend to the brand: consider taking out the self-promotion on the back. I know, it seems to defeat much of the point of this nice touch, but, if there are many others like me, they ain't gifting these to people unless you take that out. And if I *could* gift these to people, I'd think, wow, cool brand. Very classy touch. (As it is, I find it classy then not classy then kind of classy then mostly confusing but still hope you keep it going with or without the logo etc.)

I Purchased, the Zinus platform bed several years ago. The bed has had very limited use. My initial impression Indicated that it was well constructed, attractive, had substantial components, and easy to assembleRecently, the bedframe lost its stability. None of the beds leg attachment Bolts were missing or loose. A steel strut connects the front and rear bed frames. It provides stability to the frame on which all the bed slats and mattress rest. It bears the weight of a person occupying it.My initial inspection revealed that both screws securing the strut to the rear frame had become loose and disappeared. The screws on the other side of the strut were also loose. The entire bedframe was out of square and totally compromised.I contacted the seller with multiple emails and telephone calls. I was required to provide information which duplicated some of the sellers previous inquiries. I sensed that the seller was going to give me a.” no” answer to my request. My request involved being provided with two screws to replace those which had been lost. My request to the seller was a no cost option, and” good will” gesture for any customer who made a purchase from them.I was informed that it was their protocol not to provide any assistance, beyond the five-year warranty. Period.. I indicated a willingness to buy the screws from them. Again, no luck. I would expect that they would provide the specifics on the required hardware and where to go to get a replacement part. Again, no luck. Go out into the world and find it on your own. I was providing more information to the sellers representative, than was coming back to me.Conclusion:BUYER BEWARE: the preceding product may appear to be a good value at first as indicated. The seller provides no long-term assistance. Should there be a problem with his product. A Critical component failed during the limited use of this product and compromised its structural integrity. The issue needs to be addressed with a simple low cost fix so that it does not occur againBig Bob

Easy to assemble.Sturdy.Well built.Nice aesthetic. Quality product. Great price.

Put together well, is very strong, and has Velcro strips on the bottom to help keep the sheets from slipping! It’s so pretty, too!

Easy setup, solid frame, looks nice.