Works great but may need to level if not all on carpet
This is pretty easy to put together, everything needed is provided and the directions are easy to follow. Dont need a ton of space to work in but it would probably be easiest to put this together in the room that it will be used in. if you cant I recommend waiting to put on the cover until you get it into position, just so you can easily grab the rails for moving.
Not super heavy when put together, we have a twin so the larger sizes may actually be two person required to move. This one a single person can move easily.
Takes maybe 15 minutes to assemble, everything went together easily, nothing had to be forced into position or fixed to work. All parts were included. The feet just screw into the frame. As you can see in my photos the frame is sitting both on tile and carpet when in position. Now, here. Is my issue. That carpet is pretty thick so the two feet near the wall are slightly raised. This bed wobbles, To correct this was easy I just had to adjust the feet.
Final two photos show the frame with the provided cover. Not going to lie this cover looks like a cheap car cover and I didnt want to put it on, I was shocked by how nice it looks on. Please note there are brackets provided to attach to the head of the bed (for me that is by the wall) that will allow you to attach a headboard. The instructions say to put the cover on first then attach those brackets. You can attach them first BUT when you put the cover on you must start at the head of the bed. There are holes in the cover to allow the brackets to protrude out. If you start at the foot and try to put the cover on over the brackets the cover will be damaged. This cover fits tightly, you will need to tug hard to get it on but it can be done and again looks way better then I thought it would.
Overall, its pretty durable, I have slept on it a few times and it is comfortable, perfect for a child or guest room.
Works great but may need to level if not all on carpet
This is pretty easy to put together, everything needed is provided and the directions are easy to follow. Dont need a ton of space to work in but it would probably be easiest to put this together in the room that it will be used in. if you cant I recommend waiting to put on the cover until you get it into position, just so you can easily grab the rails for moving. Not super heavy when put together, we have a twin so the larger sizes may actually be two person required to move. This one a single person can move easily. Takes maybe 15 minutes to assemble, everything went together easily, nothing had to be forced into position or fixed to work. All parts were included. The feet just screw into the frame. As you can see in my photos the frame is sitting both on tile and carpet when in position. Now, here. Is my issue. That carpet is pretty thick so the two feet near the wall are slightly raised. This bed wobbles, To correct this was easy I just had to adjust the feet. Final two photos show the frame with the provided cover. Not going to lie this cover looks like a cheap car cover and I didnt want to put it on, I was shocked by how nice it looks on. Please note there are brackets provided to attach to the head of the bed (for me that is by the wall) that will allow you to attach a headboard. The instructions say to put the cover on first then attach those brackets. You can attach them first BUT when you put the cover on you must start at the head of the bed. There are holes in the cover to allow the brackets to protrude out. If you start at the foot and try to put the cover on over the brackets the cover will be damaged. This cover fits tightly, you will need to tug hard to get it on but it can be done and again looks way better then I thought it would. Overall, its pretty durable, I have slept on it a few times and it is comfortable, perfect for a child or guest room.