I have a two year old who was escaping their crib. The all in one platform was perfect for their new bed. Because it doesn’t need a box spring or legs, it can be super low to the ground, making it safe for my toddler but sturdy enough to hold a parent. I’d buy again for anyone in my house.

Purchased two of the All-in-one-foundation for my bed and guest bed, which have the same dense, middle-grade foam mattresses on them. I wasn’t sure if the mattresses needed replacement (both 10 years old, queen) but was hesitant to replace them because they are in excellent shape. It would have been expensive and a huge hassle because of location in the house (narrow staircase). I went the cheap way out and decided to replace both foundations. My handyman watched the assembly video to help assemble the first one; no need to watch for the second one. Everything came in a medium size box so that was an advantage for my situation. The best part… both mattresses now feel exactly how I have always wanted my mattress to feel…. super firm, not hard, no creaking. Solid and silent. MThe looks of the foundation aren’t aesthetically impressive, but they are ok and easy to cover up. I couldn’t be more satisfied with the purchase, the price and outcome. And my sleep quality has improved 100%… haven’t woken up with aches and pains from lack of support since purchasing one month ago. Guests are asking “what type of mattress is that… super comfortable!” I tell them it’s the foundation that made the difference.

It is great to finally enjoy a full night's sleep. I have used other memory foam products, which are better than a spring mattress, but I still found myself sleeping, sitting up on the couch 4 out of 7 nights. We have had the Ghost Bed for 3 weeks now and every night, all night I have stayed in bed. I actually overslept the other day.

We assembled the frame per the vague instructions, crawled into bed and immediately heard a pop as we rolled to the middle. The middle bar busted. My husband worked with Ghostbed and they easily exchanged the frame for a new one (which already seemed newer and better) and we sent the broken one back. They also let us keep the extra legs for a taller bed which was nice. We aren't confident in the strength so my husband put a wood block in the center of the frame should it buckle again.

The platform is very nice and sturdy. instructions should have said you need a rubber mallet to assemble. Not hard, but be ready to snap in the bars to the clips. It's not as simple as the video shows it, you need a little persuader (rubber Mallet). The reason for the two stars was the evidence of roach droppings in the plastic bag that the pars are shipped in. Very disgusting.

Sharp looks, sturdy and quiet, and reasonable assembly. My under-the-bed storage bins fit nicely, too. Will definitely add a headboard in the future. Only thing missing is some optional stickum tape to help reduce minor mattress slippage from day to day, week to week use.

The boxspring doesn't match the quality of the Flex mattress, the wood was splintered, cracked, and warped. When put together it creaks every time that i get on my bed and or rollover. Definitely wish that boxspring/foundation matched the quality of the mattress.

When making a decision on which frame/box spring I was going to get I looked over the internet and compared about 10 different brands. I decided on this one because it was American made and the video of how to put it together looked very simple. I also liked the fact that it support 2000LBS of weight and the base could be adjusted to your height level. I have been on this product for month now and it is great to sleep on and you can still move the base around for easy access to put your sheets. My son and I put it together in about 30 mins because I checked every connection twice. This is a great sturdy built product!

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.

The foundation is a decent sized foundation, though one thing to think about is with shipping it, it arrived during a time when it had been raining out possibly during transport, so there were a few pieces that were warped a bit, but we figured out how to get the frame together, and it's working.