Renwick Justice Metal Platform Full Bed with Arrow Design, White, Adult

Bed frame was pretty straightforward to assemble. A couple of "Problems": I didn't realize at it first, but make sure your frame is square before tightening all the screws. My fault, but this problem didn't come up until I put the mattress on it and could see it was a little crooked. It wasn't worth trying to make it perfect though. Because: When tightening some of the screws I heard a "popping" sound that I think might have been the welds inside the tubes breaking because I tightened them too much. I only used the supplied wrenches. Time will tell, but the bed frame seems to be very sturdy. And it doesn't wobble and nothing has come loose since I've been using it.

This is sturdy enough if you're not someone in our situation (military family, which means every few years, our furniture gets disassembled and reassembled) — if you only need to assemble it once, then it's durable, especially for the affordable price. It's metal, which holds up a lot better than the wooden bed frame that we had to replace. My kids kept jumping up and down on the old one. It's a platform bed, and it's high enough that I can get under there myself — so there's enough room to put storage totes underneath if you want. Assembly wasn't difficult, but it also felt like cheap metal and not very solid. I still recommend as a kid bed though, and surprisingly, I've had good results with Walmart furniture, including bed frames.