LIKIMIO - Single bed frame, storage headboard with charging station, solid and stable, no noise, no box spring needed, easy assembly

La cama llegó bien, se pudo armar fácilmente (la envían con todas las piezas y herramientas necesarias para armarla) parece resistente y estable. Ya tiene unos meses que la han usado y parece bien 👍

Overall pleasantly surprised with this bed. I bought two to redo my daughter‘s room. I had a little bit of an issue with some of the pre-drilled holes and the screws not being long enough, but I was able to find other ones I had laying around. I would suggest a thick mattress. At least 10 inches. I love the little shelf and there’s plenty of storage area under the bed. Would definitely recommend.

I was able to put this bed together myself and it didn't take all day! Super functional I got one for each of my boys it was light enough to move around and figure out where I wanted to set it up. The color and design matched the pictures!

First, let me say I love the bed frame! It's sturdy, but not heavy and I like the aesthetic. I think my son will enjoy this bed for quite sometime. Whenever I decide to move, this will not be disassembled as the first hour of the assembly was frustrating. I'm grateful I had someone here to help me, because I'm almost positive I would have given up. I hope I explain this correctly in the event that someone else runs into the same dilemma. I ended up pulling up a Youtube video on how to assemble the bed frame along with using the booklet instructions that came with it. The headboard is 3 separate pieces. The wood piece with the rectangle opening for the USB and outlet inset, the fabric board and then the wood and metal piece that sits on top of the outlet piece. The piece with the rectangle cut out is only supposed to be wood, no metal frame. The wood piece that sits on top of the outlet cutout is supposed to have a metal frame piece on the top and bottom (screw holes are attached). Apparently during manufacturing, someone decided to screw one of the metal pieces from the top wood piece to the piece that has the rectangle slot in it. According to the instructions AND the video, this is incorrect. When we attempted to attach the metal sides the the headboard, over and over again, not only did the holes not line up but the headboard wasn't even straight enough to even try and align the holes to screw anything in. We knew something wasn't right. After unscrewing the headboard for the 4th time and watching the YouTube video several times, I figured out that the metal piece that was attached to the outlet wood piece needed to be removed and screwed to the wood piece that sits on top of that piece. The metal legs were ready to be attached. Annoying as hell, but once we figured it out it was a victory! That part took over an hour to do. While the packet of screws are labeled on the cardboard packet that they come in, you may want to take picture on your cellphone of the unopened packet before you open it. The plastic and cardboard do not separate without having to either tear it or cut it and you lose part of the labels you need to decipher which screws are which. It would be nice if the actual screws could be labeled, but it is what it is. If you are not a professional furniture assembler or just have a natural knack for this kind of stuff, you will more than likely need to go between the booklet instructions and a YouTube video. This particular model doesn't come with all the same pieces from the booklet to the video, if that makes sense. You'll think you're missing pieces and have to send the bed frame back if you're not paying attention to both the video and the booklet. For example, in the video this particular model shows that there should be 3 #10 pieces (the T-bar, if you will) for the side frames and a middle support for the frame, but the booklet shows 2 #10 pieces (only side frame supports). That part didn't take long at all to figure out. Overall, it took us approximately 2 hours and some change to assemble the bed. Again, thank God I had someone to help me! Except for the side frame supports, the frustration was over after the headboard debacle. I'm proud of myself and my helper for not allowing this frame to defeat us. I'll come back in a few months to update you on how it's keeping with my 16 year old sleeping on it. For now, it was worth the buy. I'm happy with the outcome, not so much the process. I know this is lengthy, but as I said I sincerely hope this makes sense and helps anyone who may encounter the same issues.

Beautiful, sturdy, easy to assemble and most important - has an indentation on the frame where support slats go, so the mattress doesn't just slip, but is snug in place. Most other twin beds on amazon do not have this very important feature.