Very sturdy and easy to put together. Didn’t realize how hard it was going to be to find a headboard without the frame coming with it in the style we want. If you don’t already have a separate headboard to attach on, suggest to research before purchasing just in case.

We bought two of these as we are setting up a grandkids room. Although the boxes are somewhat heavy, when you get the frames out of the box they are super light to move around. Extremely easy to set up and very sturdy. Would recommend these frames in an instant.

To be honest, it is not comfortable. There was nothing wrong with all the material or putting it together- except I brought it for under bed storage and replace the box spring. It does NOT REPLACE even an crappy box spring- ended up putting my OLD BOXSPRING on TOP of the foundation- now my bed is like 4 feet high. I would return if possible. Stop tricking people that this actually is comfortable- it sucks

This is a great bed. Little on the firm side when you first climb in but soon its contoured to your body and you fall asleep for a good nights sleep. The top cover is a nice design and the cooling pillows are just amazing. Would buy again if I ever needed another bed.

It is okay but not of best quality box spring I can say. The box spring cover given should be given to cover the complete box spring not just the top part of the matteress. If we have to just push the box spring the cover comes off from one edge and everytime it has to be lifted and pushed if we have to clean the house. Also the screw system needs to be improved.

The metal is much too pliable and the feet brackets cannot take much pressure before causing the hollow metal bars to buckle. This occurred *without* abuse or excess pressure on the center leg. The other legs around the outside did not buckle, but a couple started to bend inward. GhostBed support already refused to work with me on a mix up with extra legs (caused by their misinformation on the website), and I really did not want to fight with them over the frame, so I (hopefully) fixed the issue by pounding precisely cut hardwood pieces into the hollow metal tubing at the feet brackets. This seems to provide necessary support to prevent the tubing from buckling further, but the legs can still be too easily moved... even by an accidental kick with your feet as you get into bed (for example). It is NOT a very sturdy bedframe although we anticipate it will be okay. Lastly, the depth/height of the metal frame itself is much greater than need be. The mattress sits at an overall decent height off the ground, but with only 6-inch clearance from the floor is not enough to store anything useful under the bed. Even common plastic under-bed bins are +7 inches. The frame itself forms are very large hollow cavity of wasted space. There is no need to design a frame just to look like a standard box spring. It could have been much better.

Everything was great until a few weeks ago when the platform started making a terrible creaking sounds every time you get into bed. That was one of the reasons I made the switch to this platform, I was tired of a traditional creaking wood box spring.

Very sturdy and will last forever I am sure but what a pain to put together and one piece was slightly bent. Good thing for a strong husband to bend it back. That thing will be staying upstairs for years to come because I can’t imagine breaking it all back down to move (comes in a million pieces).

The foundation is sturdy and makes no noise when moving around on it, but it was a bit of a hassle to assemble. It might have been easier with more than one person, but there was still one piece that was simply not willing to snap into place without being hit repeatedly with a hammer.

Frame is very sturdy and looks very nice once put all together. The instructions however were hard to follow and just worked with it until it made sense. Over all it's a great foundation have had no issue with it once it was put together fits the mattress perfectly.