20 Inch High Twin Bed Frames with Rounded Corner Legs

I purchased this August 15, 2026. It is now September 9. It’s still holding out very strong and I would definitely recommend. It doesn’t squeak or make noise and it was able to be put together easily. I did it by myself. I weighed 235 pounds and it has been very sturdy. I love the height.

This was the perfect hight for my little one who has night terrors. I was afraid to get a high bed for fear he would fall out during one of his dreams. He loves his bed and told me he will keep it forever! Lol! It is very supportive for an adult too. My husband and I have slept in it comfortably at times to calm our son after a bad dream. It was easy to put together and requires no box spring.

Excellent bed frame that holds up well for an adult. I bought two of these to test with adult tenants staying at one of my properties. They have performed well where they don’t squeak or shake and the mattress stays in place very well. The legs have rubber caps on the bottom so it doesn’t scratch the floor. The high frame leaves a lot of room for storage. The instructions were clear and the bed was easy to assemble. I only made one modification by using blue Loctite to make sure the screws that hold the bed together stay fastened tightly.

The ONLY reason I gave this purchase 3 stars instead of 2 - is because of the strength of its redeeming qualities. Positives first. I love the fact that this frame was offered at such a unique height. Our bedframe arrived on time. It is true to size and color, all parts were present and well prepared for proper assembly, and assembly was actually quite easy. The frame truly is noiseless, and doesn't rock at all - which is an amazing and beautiful thing. The construction is strong, and the assembled whole is very sturdy. I suspect this frame will last Us quite a long time, if not a lifetime. My complaints: While compartmentalized, internally wrapped, and with a little cushioning - the parts were not sufficiently snug in the protective packaging in the box - so they knocked around a bit inside the box. The plastic wrapping, while somewhat snug - was not at all strong, and tore very easily. Especially given what I mention below - a better job of protecting this item during shipment, really must be done. Whether due to the above in addition to manufacturing errors, or not - the frame arrived damaged. Not the metal - but the black coating applied to the metal. There were a few spots where the coating missed during application. And as the coating is nothing AT ALL like that you would expect it to be...and what used to be before companies and corporations just gave up even trying for quality anymore / about 7-9 years ago, now? - it is VERY easily damaged. There were all manner of scuff and drag marks along various pieces in the box. Marks which could not be wiped off. (I just took pics of the worst of it, since trying to capture every one of the numerous defects, would have been far too tedious.) Fortunately, once the bed is set upon it and made - the entire frame remains hidden. This was the frame's ultimate saving grace. The instructions are too truncated to immediately be helpful, which makes them seem confusing or senseless, at first glance. The key is to take a beat, step back - set out all the parts, then actually pay attention and study the instructions. After a minute or two, you realize what you're looking at and how simple the assembly actually is. The devil is in the details, though...so like I said - pay attention. It was well AFTER My purchase was made, that - while visiting Amazon for a separate reason - I stumbled back across My purchased item, and a warning banner popped up on it. Amazon was warning Me that this item I'd just bought was frequently returned. Great. Thanks for the heads up way too late, guys. Not too late just because I already placed My order - but because preparations for Our transition to this new bed were already irreversibly under way, and the box turned out to be both large and quite dense / heavy - so trying to return it would be a very inconvenient pain in the *** hassle. So We were stuck with it. And lastly - the way the company responded. I was P***** to have bought an item for its brand new price, and instead received something that looked used / like it had been returned by someone else, then sent to Me. Not seeing any other way to go about it, I contacted Amazon to report the situation and let them know I was seeking a retroactive discount / partial refund from the company, as compensation. They gave Me no hassle, and offered Me a $25 promotional credit themselves, which I accepted. They said I could also seek compensation from the company directly, and told Me how to contact them before we got off the line - so I did. Mind you, Amazon did not contact the seller in My behalf - so the seller knew nothing of My call with them. And though they paid lipservice when I contacted them (taking accountability, apologizing, saying they were willing to make it right) - when it came down to it, they only offered and gave Me a $10 refund. Ten measly dollars. It was just insulting. Like a spit in the face - or like they were holding a hand up and telling Me to read between the lines. Per the current standard - a gently used item is expected to be charged at no more than 50-75% of the original price. The only reason I didn't push back on their lame offer, was because with Amazon's contribution - I was getting that minimum 25% off. But the fact that this company made such an insulting offer, not knowing that...and that Amazon knows them for frequent returns - told Me all I needed to know about them. So - do with that as you will. As for Me - in spite of their products excellent points - because of this, I can't recommend them. A neutral aside: Being a steel frame - it is hard and unyielding. So - not the most comfortable to hit or slide against, should you happen to make such contact with it. I hadn't thought that far ahead to this, when purchasing it - but it is to be expected, being made of steel. lol Just be aware of this.

A solid bedframe with a comfort issue that you should be aware of. First off this height is great! You can fit a carry on luggage standing up under here, and things like backpacks can be stored upright. The actual bed height isn't crazy either. Taller than normal but the height doesn't make it difficult to get up onto the bed. A great balance between under bed storage and having a bed that is easy to get into. Assembly was easy and very straightforward. Everything is well explained and the parts are well labeled. The included tools will get the job done, but having an hex/Allen bit screwdriver for the bolts with a socket wrench kit for the nuts will allow you to get it done more quickly and easily. Construction seems really solid as well. Moving it around is a possibility, but the slats should be removed if attempting to turn the bed on its side or upside down as this is the least secure part. Not an issue for using the bed as intended. Bed doesn't shake, squeak or move. Comfort-wise the frame alone shouldn't be used with just a mattress on top. The central support of the bed can be felt through a shallow mattress. At first I was using this with just a simple 4inch foam mattress and it was not tolerable. But I have since added a bunkie board to the frame which creates a fully flat surface to lay the mattress on. A piece of plywood would likely work too, and of course a box spring would solve this issue. The slats and central support are not good for your mattress or your back to lay on. After the bunkie board I added a 3 inch mattress topper and the result is glorious and comfortable. I now have the issue of sleeping too much! This is a great bed frame for anyone looking for extra storage without wanting a freakishly tall sleeping experience. Just note that you will need to add a flat surface to the top of this in order to maximize comfort and the longevity of the mattress. Basic plywood would work if you are on a budget or DIY vibe so it doesn't have to cost much extra to complete this setup.

nice frame, while the center bars aren't secured with screws, they dont move at all when you're laying on it, and since it folds up its far better for moving, have heard little to no noise from it, does seem to have a bit of wiggle/wobble likely from most bars not being secured, but you only notice it if you're actively trying to wobble

Got this product for my son’s college apartment we really needed something that had a pretty high height so we could fit things under the bed in This did the trick. It was easy to put together. Maybe 15 minutes ans was just the right fit and size.

I love the height of this frame. It was very easy to assemble and it pretty sturdy. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because it is a little wobbly; all the bolts are tightened but I 2 of the legs seem to have a slight defect that is causing them to not fit as tightly. So it squeaks when I get on and off. But other than that is a great frame!

Good bed frame. Solid and yet easy to assemble. With a 4in mattress on it it's a wee high for me (5ft4in female) but I love that it allows for great storage underneath!

Muy práctico para armar y que pueda acceder a casas de infonavit por escaleras, solo que sobresale de el colchon

I really enjoy that it’s not so tall. It just looks more comfortable and I feel like I use more of my body to get in and out and for some reason that makes me think I’m doing a bit more for myself each day hahahah. Super easy to set up and strong if you know what I mean

Took my time putting it together maybe it took about an hour? I'm also working with cramped spaces at the moment (hence the frame) haven't had any issues with it, super glad I bought this it's a big space saver. I put some heavy cardboard in the middle to help with the fact I have a slightly firm memory foam bed and didn't wanna have any issues regarding that. Ditched the boxspring we had because way to much height at that point which could add to your total if you have to pay to trash yours as well. A nice surprise was sleeping higher up off the floor has actually improved mine and my gfs sleep. I guess being closer to the floor kind of sucks for all the pet dander dust and dirt that settles down there as well as cold humid air? I'm not exactly sure on all the science behind it. If you have pets be careful letting them jump off this 24" our dog used to sleep with us she's small-medium juggle. We were trying to train her to have us pick her up and put her down and she was doing pretty good but there was about 3 total times she did jump off and we just don't wanna risk that kind of injury to her. We've looked into pet stairs or ramps but again space is very limited on top of the cost and it's hard to find one that even goes up this high so keep that in mind. Ah one more thing when I was putting it together there was like 1 or 2 stubborn parts that I am now recalling, the metal frame bar was curved inwards/bent on a couple of pieces which made fitting other pieces into it take a bit of elbow grease. Now that's it built it's no longer an issue though so I'm deducting 1 point for that

Es de fácil armado pero el material es algo frágil para un uso constante, es muy buena para niños