Queen Size Platform Bed Metal Platform Bed Frame with Wood Headboard and Footboard. Heavy Duty Mattress Foundation with Slat Support. Easy Assembly. Noise-Free. No Box Spring Needed. Rustic Brown

Specifications:

—Product Type: Queen Size Bed Frame

—Colour: Rustic Brown. Light Brown

—Overall Size: 82.1L x 72.1W x 37.6H

—Material: Metal+MDF Board

—Assemble Require: Yes

—Weight Capacity: 1100 Pounds.

—Number of Slats: 13 pcs

—Number of Package: 1

—Recommended Mattress Thickness: 10-14 Inch

—Spring box??No need

—Package Content: 1xBedframe+1xInstruction

—Country of Origin: China

Notes:

Manual measurement has been used.there may be some reasonable error.

All the pictures are taken by actual samples. slight chromatic aberration may occur due to lighting or display.

• [Strong Support] The Bed frame adopts a steel frame structure with a metal slat system to support the mattress. ensure the firmness and stability of the bed frame. can provide your mattress with a load-bearing capacity of 800 pounds. you don’t need to worry about it getting crooked or even collapsing. The metal frame is also covered with anti-rust finish paint. making the service life even longer.
• [Rustic Design] The combination of rustic style headboard and retro frosted metal slats takes a strong industrial/rustic flair. rich your room in Industrial and unique individualism.
• [Noise Free Structure] Reinforced metal slats provide reliable strong support and extend the life of your memory foam. spring or latex mattress without the need for a box spring. Velcro strip is designed for quick installation. and the mute bar reduces the friction to protect the metal framework while eliminating strange squeaks
• [Under-bed Storage] The square metal bed base is built with 10” clearance for storing stuff and easy cleaning. No worries about limited storage space in the bedroom anymore.
• [Under-bed Storage] The square metal bed base is built with 10” clearance for storing stuff and easy cleaning. No worries about limited storage space in the bedroom anymore.