Joseph 10 Inch Platform Bed Frame, Wood Slat Support, No Box Spring Needed, Eco Friendly WonderBox(TM) Packaging, Easy Assembly, Black, King

Update Aug '24: This is just a guest bed at my house so doesn't get daily use, but it's held up very well. I often lift the mattress to refresh the bedding or get something underneath and yet the sticky tapes that help the mattress stay in place are still doing their job. It's been a year or two and still no squeaks and no issues (but keep in mind it's seldomly used at my house). I'm very happy with this purchase and considering the price I wouldn't hesitate to get myself this frame for daily use if I was in bed of a bed frame again. Only challenge I've had with it has been to find a bed skirt that fits it properly... All the skirts seam to have a longer pleat than I need. The ones with the correct length tend to be more expensive for some reason. This isn't a big deal, I like the minimalistic look of the frame by itself, but since my guest room is also my storage room, it would be nice to hide all the boxes of junk underneath the bed lol. Original: Since I just put my bed together today, I can't speak on durability, and considering it's a metal bed frame, I'm sure time will bring about a few squeaks in the future, HOWEVER it did feel very sturdy and like all the parts "hug" each other well when put together. The metal felt strong and the slats feel durable too. VERY easy to assemble with simple instructions and organized packaging. Literally the hardest thing about this was opening the box. As simple as it is, this was very well-designed product and the company really did an amazing job in everything from it's design, the product quality, how is packaged, and even the instructions. I do wish I had bought the tallest size just because I could take advantage of the under-bed space for storage (I got the 10" height since in the photos the 14" looked exaggeratedly high), but I'm happy with how good the 10" looks (personally I think anything less would look way too low). I'm lucky I went with this bed frame over all the others I considered.... I highly recommend this, especially considering the price. Thank you!

I am so very impressed with the Zinus Platforma frame! It is very easy to put together. Just make sure you TAKE THE TIME TO LAY ALL THE PIECES AND SCREWS OUT CORRECTLY BEFORE YOU START. (If not, you will probably screw up.) The picture directions are self explanatory as you simply follow the numbers. The only thing that is not explained (and I'm not quite sure how it could be explained in a picture) is as the frame begins to take form and you are working at securing the top side rails to the end rail, be sure at the same time to also align the opposite end so it will slip over the top end bracket. Otherwise, when you get to it, there won't be any play left to slip it together because the opposite end is already stable. (Sorry if this sounds confusing.) I had to go back and loosen some of the screws in order to have enough play to do this. Another thing that impressed me is the way the slats are constructed and fit. They are thick and sturdy, and are connected together with one continuous strip of velcro correctly separating and spacing each slat. There is a ledge on the top side rails that is velcroed on which you simply lay the slats down and extend the velcro, and everything is correctly spaced. If anything looks out of wack, just go back and check to make sure each velco has been fully extended. The slats give a nice firm comfortable foundation for my mattress, even better than the box spring that came with the mattress. Originally I had purchsed the 6", but I felt like I was back in college sleeping with a mattress on the floor. The Zinus people were great to work with, and I exchanged it for the 10". The 10" without a box spring gives just about a normal mattress height...not too high or too low..., leaves enough room to store other things under if wanted, gives my 16 lb Havanese room to hide under the bed, and the bed's not so high that I worry about them hurting themselves jumping off if they decide not to use the ramp I made for them. Not only is the Zinus solidly built, it is also very good looking. At the moment, I am still using my old headboard, that I just leaned against the wall after attaching 2 felt squares to protect the wall. Seems to be staying put well. There is no way to screw it to the frame, although I am sure you could improvise somehow if wanted. Some month previously, I had purchased a less expensive 14" metal frame from Walmart. Rather than having one slat across, they had 2, which ended up pushing the mattress right up against my spine, making my entire body hurt. Also, the slats kept falling off the frame, and in the end the legs of the frame bent because they were not made strongly enough. It was a disaster! Needless to say, I returned it. Zinus told me that their beds are designed in the US, and made in China. If their frames are any indication of the quality of their mattresses, I will buy their mattress next time I need one.

Very good. Bought another zinus frame before..happy with both. Easy assembly.

Let's get this out of the way, I love the design of this bed frame. End of story. But there is more to why I chose this over other "similar-looking" products from Zinus. Steel beams are prone to sagging after long usage, especially when you sit up in the morning on the side of the bed. This, obviously, is not ideal. So, because this bed has support for the upper frame in the middle of the beams on the side, I think sagging would not be as prominent as it otherwise would have been. Wooden beds does look classy, but they are heavy as hell. Compared to the steel beams on the zinus bed, which are steel super heavy (see what I did there?), it is much easier to disassemble when I move. I wish the corners of the support legs were more rounded off, but they are not sharp enough to be a problem for now. I did not use the sticky tape to secure the mattress because I need to lift the mattress up while putting the fitted sheet on. nonetheless, the mattress does not slide around. I cannot say if the mattress would slide around, were you to participate in "bed-related physical activities", but I am more than happy to test that out one day. And when that day comes, I will let you know for certain. Quality control was excellent, nuts and bolts fitted in effortlessly for the most part. I like the fact that no tools at all is needed for the assembly. Assembly was very intuitive, but a guide is there if you need one. They advertise the assembly is under 5 minutes. I guess I am a dummy, or something in that neighbourhood, but it took me almost 45 minutes putting the thing together by myself. The final product looks minimalistic, and performs well. No groaning from the steel or the joints. No sounds when I roll around on the mattress, but again, I have not done any physical activities on the bed, so I cannot attest to that. To conclude, solid purchase. There is this envelope included saying I should send a thank you note to other people upon purchase of this bed frame. Could someone elaborate? I bought this bed as a bachelor, who should I thank? Myself? my employer for paying me for my time spent at the office? my parents for raising me right so that I could be independent, get a job to pay for the bed? I do the last one all the time, but not too sure about the former 2 though. Would recommend buying this bed frame from zinus. Will update if s*** happens.

I waited long till the twin narrow size is available, and I am so glad to get one. The frame is of great, sturdy quality. The slats and the attachment on the frame is good and does not slide out of place nor make unusual noises. The height is perfect storage for luggage bags. It came with some spare parts and has a nut screw driver so you don't need to have anything else. I was able to assemble it in about 20-30 mins. I recommend this bed frame. I like the soft wooden slats vs the other bed frame version with metal slats. This is way better and comfortable!

I bought 2 because I want to make a L shape sofa for day and guest or grandchildren beds when necessary

We have one of these in our main bedroom which is several years old. It was time to get new singles for our guest room. They can be pushed together to make a king - with a couple of zip ties they stay well too. They are so great that I looked for these specifically. Glad to see they have not changed! A very good solid and functional product!