ANCTOR Twin Bed Frame with 3 Drawers, Upholstered Platform Bed with Storage Headboard and Charging Station, No Box Spring Needed, Easy Assembly, Beige

The media could not be loaded. I purchased the ANCTOR Full Size Bed Frame with 3 Drawers, Upholstered Platform Bed in Grey. I had no problems with the bed frame itself. I would recommend obtaining this bed frame if you like the style.I had to pay extra for shipping. The box it is packaged in is about 24"x58" and listed at 106 lbs. The box arrived damaged but there was no damage that could not be fixed. The only damage I discovered was the metal frame support eyelets were bent (see picture). This was simple for me to fix with a pair of pliers. All the fabric and wood pieces were not damaged. I am impressed with the packaging.PARTS: Packaging all the parts into a relatively small 24"x58" box was impressive. I found no defects in any of the parts, disregarding the damage occurred by shipping to the a few metal pieces. Some of the wire frames of the drawers were slightly bend. This could have been from the shipping damage I suppose. I bent the frames back into place. The nylon drawer bottoms are annoying for me. I do not see the point but I guess it is a nice option for some. I will line the bottom with cardboard from the shipping box. The fabric seems durable and there were no stitching problems. The fabric is not super soft, but I do not expect it to be that soft. It is the same color of gray I was expecting and what was advertised. The wood platform slats had no issues either. They are not finish quality, so they are slightly rough and I did not notice any knots. I did not get any splinters, nor did I experience discomfort installing the support slats. The electric charging box works as expected. The boards attached to the top of the head board had not defects. One piece had some glue on it. WARNING: if you remove glue from either of these two pieces, be extremely careful. One can damage the "sticker" that decorates these boards.INSTALLATION: Very easy. The manual is very IKEA like. It is mostly pictures and some important notes. The screws and parts were 100% labeled correctly. Orientation is clearly shown in the steps. I took inventory of all the parts. 100% correct. But, through out the process, I lost two washers. I suspect one of my cats had more fun than me. I am very experienced in cheap furniture assembly. I used my hand flex shaft screw driver (helps a lot and saves time) with a 4.0 and 5.0 hex instead of the supplied ones. I did not find the need to use a drill. I did assemble the drawers first, mainly to remove parts. DRAWER WHEELS: be gentle when snapping them into place. When I attempted to slide two sets of wheels forward, I broke the front snap piece. I am too strong I guess. It does NOT affect the structure, but was more frustrating. Do not tighten any screws down until all the screws are in their holes for the part one is assembling. This will assist aligning parts correctly. I had zero issues with alignment. I did this for steps 3 & 4 (Headboard) and steps 9,10,11 and 12 (Frame). I just hand tightened the screws in all the steps, and then once I was ready, I tightened all of the screws. Total time to assemble was about 2 hours, at a relaxed pace. Only one point I was confused in the instructions. Step 6 has an L Brace that screws ONLY into the side of the headboard, no the top board that has the electrical outlet. The non screwed side I guess is physical support only. I think there is one error in the instructions, Step 4. The lower horizontal metal support brace of the headboard shows that it is screwing into the lower metal vertical supports. The picture shows screw hole on the vertical supports, but the screw holes are on the opposite side. This is evident in the zoom in area. In fact, in Step 3, it has a specific note for orientation. Follow this note and all will be well, despite the possible incorrect depiction.SUMMARY: I like this frame. It was fairly cheap and shipped quick and easy to assemble. Much better than the expensive local stores. It does not shake a lot. The box spring and mattress shake more than the actual frame. I think this is good. It has side ledges so that the mattress will not slide off the frame easily. The drawers, while not attached to the frame, slide easily on my carpet. I have not seen any frames that have the drawers attached to the frame in this price range. The side drawers do attach physically. The foot drawer is a flush and friction fit. I used the box spring to raise the height. I think it looks ok against the headboard. If one is expecting to prevent animals from getting under the bed, this may not work well. If the headboard is flush with the wall, I think it will help prevent animals from getting under the bed. If it can not be flush, like my setup, then animals can get underneath the bed through the back of the headboard. Also, if the mattress or box spring does not fill the entire frame, animals could sneak into the bottom of the bed, through the area where the wood slats are. My solution, I attached cardboard to the back sides to prevent my cats from access under the bed. Not elegant, but no person will see it. Pillows might also work. Sadly, the width of this frame is a little wider than my full size box spring and mattress. The width is correctly advertised. I just did not think of measuring my mattress. But, with my queen sized comforter, I can not see the extra 2 inches.

From the moment I brought this beast into the house. I was impressed! It is built with mostly steel! Very, very sturdy! It took a while to assemble. As it is all bolted together! I don’t think this could ever fall apart. The way it is made and assembled together from an engineering standpoint is impressive. There are a couple of caveats. The liners they provide for the under-bed drawers are difficult to put on. The Velcro straps are cut to short and poorly sewn onto the liners. It took some finagling to get them to stay put/in place. The other thing I wish there was a cover for the top of the slats that the mattress sits on. To prevent dust from settling on your clothes that are placed in the pull out drawers. Or better liners for the drawers with covers to protect the contents of the drawers. But, as far as the construction and durability of the bed frame and upholstery. I highly doubt anyone will have issues with this bed! As long as you or anyone else does not abuse the product! Normal activity will not bother this bed! I love the bed! The drawers hold quite a bit of my clothes. The drawers move easily in and out from under the bed as they have rollers on the bottoms of the drawers. Of course sleep quality depends more on the mattress you choose and your own health and conditions. The headboard has ample shelf space for many toys/gadgets. I have decor and a lamp on mine. Nothing has toppled off. The double outlet and double usb ports are very conveniently placed on the shelf. The cord behind the bed for the outlets is about 5’ in length. Which I believe is of ample length to reach a wall receptacle. However, IF YOU NEED AN EXTENSION CORD! Make sure it is of the same quality and rated for the 3 prong cord that is attached to the outlet which is attached to the headboard! For fire and safety reasons and to meet your local electrical requirements. For safety sake, never remove the 3rd prong (the grounding prong) from the plug or use an extension cord of lesser quality than the cord/wire provided!

I was hesitant to buy this bed.. While it was the style and color I wanted, and the price was attractive, I was scared the quality was going to be Walmart grade... Since Amazon has a great return policy, I took the leap. Glad I did!*The bed isn't Williams Sonoma level quality, but it is nice! It's sturdy! We sleep just fine, no creaks or noises. So far, it's a solid bed.*The bed is quite literally, on the ground, so a 14" mattress is suggested for little height (we did not use a box spring).*Negative, the drawers make the bed seem of less quality. They're more of "baskets" vs drawers. Meaning, they aren't on a track. Also, the bottom of the basket(s) is fabric. The drawers, aka baskets, roll in and out (on wheels). There's a latch to keep it in place once closed. Despite its flaws, I still LOVE the storage. I use the baskets for things I barely wear (i.e swimwear).ASSEMBLY... Well, that's a pain! There's a lot of pieces and it's overwhelming. My husband is pretty handy and this took him about 2 1/2 hours to put this bed together. He said it was easier putting together IKEA furniture. Never-the-less, it was worth his sweat and half on tears because the bed looks great!*I don't use the outlets, so no opinion on the reliability of the electrical.

The bed looks very nice. It’s a bit tricky to assemble because of the drawers and the shelves underneath. But overall, it looks neat and comfy

My husband build the bed while I was at work, he said it’s very heavy but he said it was easy to assemble. We got the king size and I love it. It’s so beautiful and I love the extra storage.

Cute sturdy bed..hole missing for one screw