Nectar Bamboo Platform Bed Frame - Queen - Natural - Floating Center Support Legs - 12” Height - Easy Tool Free Set Up - Contemporary and Durable - Sturdy Wooden Support Slats - Holds Up To 800 Pounds

The best bed frame/headboard I’ve owned! It not only looks great, it’s sturdy, and take 5 minutes to build. No tools, screws, or bolts required! 5 stars!!

Amazing modern and natural looking bed frame that was super easy to assemble. I moved to the city in a fourth floor walk up so I needed something easily put up and broken down in anticipation for when I eventually move. I LOVE that there is no hardware to worry about. I have put furniture together myself, including queen sized bed frames, so I'm handy enough to know at least what I'm doing. I didn't have any problems putting the bed frame together, I was able to put it together by myself without any assistance within 30 minutes. I'm so happy with my purchase, I'm just kicking myself for not buying the headboard with it. Seeing how easy it would be to add onto the frame, I'll definitely be purchasing it as an add on.

Easy to assemble. Sturdy. Good engineering and craftsmanship

This platform bed is amazing! It is incredibly easy to put together. It is literally done in 5 minutes. The quality is great! It is exactly what we needed!

This frame has a serious design defect. The center rail that hold the three center legs is undersized. Then with the large nut inserts installed in the narrow center rail, there is almost no wood left. This can result in lateral tear out, allowing the legs to bend, and the bed to collapse. This may not be as big a problem on carpet, since that will tend to lock the leg to the floor, preventing slipping.The collapse of the frame caused the fabric on the bottom of the mattress the stretch out of shape, plus caused a hole about 1 inch.Then when I notified Nector, they said that did not harm the mattress and offered 50 bucks to pay for some glue to fix the hole.

Outstanding and looks great, assembly requires two people and is stabile unless you try moving it around. It tends to come apart as easily as it goes together. The joinery not snug enough to move around and no method of locking. Otherwise attractive and stabile once mattress is on it.

This was hands down the easiest bed frame I’ve ever assembled, and it looks fantastic. One thing I noticed—like other reviewers—is that the center support legs were about 1/2 inch off the ground when first assembled. However, after placing the mattress on top, they made full contact.I did some research before purchasing and found that this design is intentional on many modern platform beds. The slight gap allows the center legs to engage under load, accounting for flex in the side rails and minor floor unevenness. This helps distribute weight properly without creaking or rocking.If the gap were more than an inch and the legs still didn’t touch after adding the mattress, that would be a concern. But in my case, the legs engaged exactly as intended. The bed has been quiet, sturdy, and supportive.I can see how some might assume this is a defect, but in many frames (even premium ones like Thuma), this kind of floating-center-leg design is common. It’s not about the bed “sagging into place” in a negative sense—it’s about smart load engagement. So far, I’ve had zero issues. If anything changes, I’ll be sure to update this review.

This twin bed frame on Amazon states there is a center support, but the directions don’t show one, and there was not one in the box. Also the slats appear to be a bit flimsy. Putting it together was easy, and no tools a plus. Let’s hope it holds up, we may end up buying some new slats if these don’t hold up. This is for an extra bedroom for the grandkids, when they stay over. If I were to get one for myself, I would spend the extra and buy a Thuma .