After several weeks of using the Molblly Queen Size Bed Frame, I am thoroughly impressed and compelled to share my experience.

Assembly and Setup: The bed frame arrived well-packaged with clear instructions. Assembly was straightforward and took less than an hour. Every part fit perfectly, and I appreciated the inclusion of all necessary tools. It's a big plus for someone who isn't very handy.

Design and Aesthetics: The upholstered headboard gives the bed frame a luxurious and elegant look. It fits beautifully with my bedroom decor, adding a touch of sophistication. The neutral color of the upholstery makes it versatile for various color schemes and styles.

Strength and Durability: The strong wooden slats are a standout feature. They provide excellent support for the mattress without needing a box spring. There's no squeaking or movement, even when I toss and turn, which speaks to the sturdiness of the construction.

Comfort and Support: The headboard is not just stylish but also comfortable to lean against. Whether I’m reading a book or watching TV, it offers ample support. The bed frame maintains a low profile, making it easy to get in and out of bed.

Space Efficiency: This bed frame optimizes space. The height is perfect for under-bed storage, allowing me to utilize the bedroom space efficiently.

Value for Money: Considering the quality, design, and durability, this bed frame offers great value for its price. It feels like a high-end product without the steep price tag.

Overall Impression: The Molblly Queen Size Bed Frame is a fantastic choice for anyone seeking a blend of style, comfort, and durability. It's transformed my bedroom and my sleep experience. Highly recommended for its top-notch design and comfort.

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This is a stylish bed frame that is quite easy to put together. I did it by myself and was all done in a little over an hour. I did put risers on underneath it, to give it additional height, and it is quite sturdy. I highly recommend it. I would definitely buy it again.

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I was able to assemble this by myself in about one hour. There are not a lot of parts to it which makes the instructions clear and almost dummy proof. After using this bed for over half a year it was still sturdy and not noisy. Good for value and is light weight enough to move around by your self.

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First off, if you aren't patient get someone else to put it together. It is not crazy complex, but in order to get it to fit into such a small box, they had to make some funky design choices which affects assembly. I can put together Ikea stuff with my eyes closed, this was a little maddening.

The bed looks great. I wish the slats were closer (more) and set a bit lower in the frame. If you are putting a spring mattress with no box spring, then you should put a board under it or pick up some 1x3 and cut it down to add slats. The gaps are wide. PRO TIP: Just get a big cardboard single-wall box and double it and lay it on the slats. That is more than enough support for the springs over the slat gaps and also the cheapest. You do NOT need "bunkee boards" or any sort of special plywood.

I got a pair of these for our kids' room. They are handsome and the steel frame is more than sufficient for teen boys. The amount of space under the bed is high enough for low profile containers. The headboard is padded nicely and (bonus) it is hollow with a zipper opening on the back for hiding stuff.

We got 12" thick mattresses and they sit nicely. Slats are very wide so I put a large cardboard piece (double thick) under most of it. If you have younger kids, consider mattresses that are 8 or 10" thick as it sits a bit high(er).

Another comment is that because the slats are high (they are almost level with the sides), the mattress can slip. Not dangerous, but its a pain. I added two cheap flat "mending plates" from home depot to sit about 1/2 inch above the side cover. I covered them with gray fabric to match the sides and screwed directly into the wood. They keep the mattress from sliding. They definitely should lower the slat supports by about an inch so the mattress sits lower. However, it was very inexpensive!

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Very sturdy and well made.
Heavy enough to require two people to lift and carry into the house.

Very contemporary and nice looking.
High enough above the carpet to all my Roomba to do it's thing.

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We laid out all of the parts as shown in the assembly guide to make sure we had everything, and had a sense of how it all goes together. One of the metal beams that connects into the 4x connector was too long by 2 mm, and the screw holes were not lining up. This was easy to fix, because the plastic end cap is exactly that width, and removing it made the holes line up perfectly.

The next problem was after all the bolts were in, and tightened. All that was left to do is to drop in the slats along the Velcro. All the slats were long by 1.5”, meaning that the slats do not fit in the frame, rendering the bed useless. I reached out to support to report the problem and have yet to hear back.

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Let me first start by saying the bed is low, but that is fine with me. Secondly, I was having buyers remorse after purchasing before reading the reviews that said the slats weren’t appropriate for the bed frame. When I tried to cancel the order, keep in mind this is a prime product, Amazon basically told me it was too late. When it came I thought might as well give it a shot. I assembled this by myself in about an hour or so. It was easy to do, and I feel the bed is sturdy enough. By no means should you jump on it, but it held up to me and my son’s weight (I’m pleasantly plump