Hasuit Floating Bed Frame Full Size with LED Lights, Metal Platform Full Bed, No Box Spring Needed, Easy to Assemble (Full)

While a little tricky to assemble in the beginning, I very quickly got the hang of it and was able to successfully assemble it by myself in about an hour.It's sturdy enough for two people. The extra pieces included to keep the mattress from sliding off work great. I also like how the feet are slightly indented so that we don't stub our toes walking around the bed, lol

This bed is perfect for my toddler! It is low to the ground and has a light, so the room doesn't stay dark. My toddler has loved it ever since we got it. I put it together so it's easy assembly

I had an antique wooden bed frame that I would bust my shins on every day that had to go, today's regular cheap metal platform frame similar to this have 8 legs and aren't tucked under so you will bust your toes on them, that had to go as well. This is why we decided to try this floating bed frame, the LED lights were just Lagniappe. Yes the instructions are very poor, zero words to describe anything so you have to go by poor images alone but eventually I'm sure you can figure it out as my partner did. What I'd like to mention about the lights is how many people are complaining of them falling off. We do not have a problem with this as my partner understood how to install these lights, it comes with many tie wraps and once you slowly peel the back off of the LED lights, little as you go, you then put the tire wraps every foot or so to hold it in place. The lights by themselves will not and are not made to just stick to the bottom of the bed so if anyone thought that they gave you tie wraps for nothing and you could just peel off the sticky part of the LED protecting the copper so that it could just stick by itself to the bed then you are mistaken. I hope that this is helpful to anyone who had a problem with the lights. Now that ours is up, the bed is great, not busting shins or toes on anything, the lights are a bonus although it's kind of cheeky and the app is weird and I don't fully understand how to work all of the settings on the app but that doesn't really matter to me because we didn't buy the bed for that in the first place. I only gave it four stars because of the terrible instructions that they couldn't even take the time to write it in different languages or write anything at all. It doesn't come very high off of the floor so don't expect to store large items underneath the bed but if you have a rather thick mattress like we do and you're not 7 ft tall then it should suffice as a good bed to easily get in and out of . Other than that I would say that it would be five stars with actual written instructions in different languages and not just mediocre images; it probably would have taken an hour and a half less to put it all together.

It’s…. Generic. Lights don’t last even half a year. The bed itself becomes flimsy and screws are easily loose, barely holding on I guess

Great for the price. Easy to assemble. My fifteen-year-old son put it together about a year ago and it’s still solid.

I love this bed frame. Affordable. Easy to assemble. Very sturdy. Doesn’t make any noise.

I custom built a headboard with shelves and lights I wanted and needed a cheap frame. The fact that it's floating is easy to hide the frame. The lights do work and is a kind of cool (but very bachelor pad) feature, i don't particularly care for it. I'll probably never use the lights. Like I said, if you know the reason you're getting the frame, then get it. I might switch this out in a few years but for now, I got my King bed I wanted.You get what you pay for. Keep that in mind. Another reviewer wrote that the tape on the track LED lights doesn't work, they were right, it doesn't stay up. I used clear tape where I needed to. It was also too short, it didn't go fully around (and i even cut the corners out to try to make it, but its still 3 feet too short, so I do have a blank spot under the bed when I put the lights on).The screws and assembly reminded me of the outdoor furniture set I got from a friend last summer who bought it from walmart. SAME EXACT SCREWS AND SETUP. Except that set was missing pieces, I was unpacking and praying all the pieces were here, they are! This is cheap 'sturdy' metal lawn furniture basically.

After months of eyeing overpriced floating beds at designer stores, I took a chance on this one. Three months in, here's the real deal:What I'm obsessed with:🌙 The LED lights are a GAME CHANGER - soft blue glow for midnight snack runs (no stubbed toes!)🌙 Rock-solid stability - holds my 650lb combo (me + partner + giant dog) with zero wobble🌙 Actual "floating" illusion - friends think it's magic (the 12" clearance is perfect)🌙 No more box spring - saved $200+ and my back thanks to the steel slatsSmall headaches:⚠ Assembly took 2 hours - those "easy" instructions forgot to mention you need three hands⚠ LED remote is cheap - replaced it with a $15 universal one from Amazon⚠ Dust bunnies love it - gotta vacuum under there weeklyPro tips from my mistakes:• Put rubber pads under legs if you have hardwood (prevents slight marking)• The "breathing" light mode is weirdly perfect for meditation• Measure your room! Our king barely fit with 18" walking spaceUnexpected perks:Storage bins slide perfectly underneathMy cat thinks it's her personal racetrackMakes changing sheets 10x easier (no bedskirt wrestling)Who this is perfect for:• Tech lovers who want smart home vibes• Small space dwellers (the open base makes rooms feel bigger)• Anyone tired of boring bed framesUpdate after hosting guests: My mother-in-law said it's "too modern" - which means I love it even more.Rating: 4.7/5 (knocking off for the remote and dust collection)