Jocisland Twin Bed Frame with Storage Drawers, Bookcase Headboard, USB Charging, RGB Lights, Farmhouse Wood Daybed, No Box Spring Needed, Black | 49" tall shelving, 3 rolling drawers, RGB sync LED, Built-in AC ports, 800 lb support
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Color: Black
Size: Twin
Features
- A Smarter Bed for Small-Space Living:All-in-one twin daybed combines storage, charging, lighting, and sleep into a single frameideal for dorms, guest rooms, or cozy apartments.
- Maximize Your Storage Space: With 49" Tall bookcase headboard and 3 spacious drawers, this twin storage bed keep your essentials tucked away and easily accessible while saving valuable floor space
- Twin Bed with RGB LED Light:App + Remote Controlled, choose from 60,000+ colors, sync to music, or set timers to match your mood. Create the perfect vibeday or night.
- USB-C & USB-A Charging Built Into Bed Headboard: Stay powered without searching for outlets. Plug your phone, tablet, or devices right where you sleep.
- Tool-Included Setup, Strong Support: Platform holds up to 800 lbs. Assembly is easy with labeled parts and clear instructions. No box spring required.
Size: Twin
Material: Engineered Wood
Product Dimensions: 75.6"L x 49.2"W x 48.8"H
Style: Farmhouse
Special Feature: 3 underbed drawers, App & remote control, Bookcase headboard storage, Built-in USB charging, RGB LED light system See more
Other Special Features of the Product: 3 underbed drawers, App & remote control, Bookcase headboard storage, Built-in USB charging, RGB LED light system
Included Components: Bookcase, Drawer, Headboard, Light kit inlcuded, Slat
Brand Name: Jocisland
Manufacturer: sendaoer
Manufacturer Part Number: BPB115 T Black
Model Number: BPB115
Number of Drawers: 3
Material Type: Engineered Wood
Product Care Instructions: Wipe with Damp Cloth, Wipe with a dry cloth
Headboard Material: Engineered Wood
Required Assembly: Yes
Assembly Instructions Description: For easier and faster assembly, use a cordless drill with Phillips and Allen wrench bits, have 2 people assemble the bed, install all bolts loosely first for alignment, then fully tighten once everything is properly positioned.
Style Name: Farmhouse
Color: Black
Finish Types: Painted
Furniture Finish: Black
Form Factor: Day Bed
Shape: Rectangular
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 800 Pounds
Size: Twin
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 75.6"L x 49.2"W x 48.8"H
Item Weight: 129 Pounds
Ground To Item Distance: 2.36 Inches
Item Dimensions: 75.6 x 49.2 x 48.8 inches
Item Depth: 50 inches
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This is such a nice bed. Hold weight well. Perfect size. Under the bed storage is very helpful. Took awhile to build.
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2026 by Dizzy Girl
Update: After my review, the seller promptly sent me a very kind message with an apology for the struggles we experienced and consideration for our trouble. I'm upping their stars to 4 for great customer service and will reiterate that the bed really does look great and my daughter is happy with it (especially the outlet on the top and the lighting features). Where do I start? At the beginning, I guess. This bed frame arrives in two boxes. One is about 2' by 3.5' and is hefty but not unmanageable - maybe 40 or 50 lbs. The other box is, reasonably, around 7' long and weighs a ton. Moving it from my front porch into the house by myself was a feat, and I apologized to the delivery driver (who was no longer present) profusely the entire time, which took me more than a few minutes. Then it sat on our living room floor for a month, because my college kid wanted to take it to her new rental. Great idea. So, we moved it and got it all set up this week, she and I. It took us (two strong German-blooded women who have worked on farms, built structures and furniture from scratch, and can find our way around a tool box) at least four hours to assemble this bed. Granted, we had to partially dis-assemble and re-assemble it a few times, but we're not beginners and so I'm just saying, leaving yourself some time and have your serenity exercises handy. The boxes arrived in good condition, all the pieces were present when we finally opened them, and there are even some purposeful extras in case you lose or break something (we did neither, so these have been set aside with the "instructions" and original fastener card for the future). The description says "all tools included", which is, technically, true. The Phillips head is at the long end of an Allen wrench, so it's not easy to use, but it is in the box with the other three thousand pieces, parts, and fasteners. You will do yourself a giant favor if you have a cordless drill with a variety of drivers, including a Phillips head and several Allen wrench attachments, if they're available to you. The instructions are photographs. There are very few words, and most of the words are not helpful in terms of planning ahead, understanding the part of the unit you're assembling, or understanding how what you're doing now might impact you a few steps later. "Reading ahead" isn't super helpful, either, by the way. We did try that. You will also benefit from having a dozen or so cups or bowls for the various types of fasteners that this thing comes with...it's a giant card that is vacuum sealed around all of them, which makes keeping them straight, and separated, an adventure all by itself. And, please leave yourself some space to maneuver. You'll start assembling things with them laying down, and will need to stand things up and then lay them back down again a few times. I Highly recommend two adults, minimum, and if you have little ones, send them to Grandmas for assembly. If you've ever watched the video of Ryan Reynolds trying to assemble and Ikea crib, you have an idea of the day you've signed up for. Every board and bracket and fastener was labeled with a little sticker. As I said, we had all the pieces and we, eventually, got them all put together. Please note that not one part has any sort of indication about what is the front or back, top or bottom. Yes, sometimes this is obvious, but take the shelves, for example...they look the same all the way around, at first glance. If you're not super-keen, or psychic, you might miss the tiny pilot hole that's drilled into the "back" for the slats that cover the back of the shelves to get screwed on until you have it all put together, otherwise, and realize that the shelves on one side are in backwards. I drilled new pilot holes in the 'front' that was in the back and attached the slats that way...we were not taking that thing back apart, again. Another note for you: The metal brackets all have various holes for various attachments. Please watch for the holes that have a guide versus those that don't, and once you start assembling the metal part of the frame you'll want to be sure that those guides are the right way, so that "bolt F" has something to screw into. Otherwise, you guessed it, you'll be going back to undo all of those Allen bolts and flipping your brackets around. The drawers are really sliding baskets, and they do have casters to help them roll back and forth, along with a little 'handle' on the inside to hang it, so they look nice. They're not huge, and are big enough to hold a sheet set, a blanket, or a standard size pillow. The braces for the bed are metal bars that get locked into place with some little rubber wedges, and if you're going to use a memory foam mattress, like we got, you should consider some kind of support for it or you'll eventually have a mattress sinking through the slats. We have placed several large pieces of cardboard, from that giant box, under the mattress, which seems to be sufficient to hold my 20-year old, 5'4" daughter. Getting the power station and lights installed/set up was a cake walk compared to every previous step, and the remote worked great - she loves the light options and the app, the lights will sync to her music, etc...all great little details that have helped this thing land with 3 stars and not in a pile of scrap at the base of the stairs. The bed is now assembled, in her second floor room in a 100+ year old historic house. There are small glides on the corner pieces that help move it around on the wood floor fairly easily, and it is definitely sturdy. This whole thing is metal and MDF, so hefty. And I have to say, it looks really nice. From near to the bed it's hard to tell that it's manufactured, the shelves will hold her trinkets and books and electronics, and it's a great space saver. You can, if the floor is not a plush carpet, move the whole thing (aside from the drawers) around with two people and probably not damage the frame or your house. You could also, in my mind, remove the pieces for the actual bed frame from the shelving unit and move them, disassembled, from one room to another. I do not think that we will be able to move this frame from the room it is in, down the narrow, tight-turn historical stairs. I have a hard time imagining having the patience to take the whole thing apart and re-assemble it elsewhere...although we have saved the instructions, extra parts, and the big card that held all of the fasteners, just in case she wants to try that in a year. Or, it might just stay right where it is, forever.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2025 by LL
Color: Black
Size: Twin
The media could not be loaded. This bad is super cute and very functional! My kid loves it. It was not too difficult to assemble, and it’s surprisingly very compact for our space. Not too heavy to slide, though I wouldn’t recommend moving around too much. Great purchase!
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2026 by Kia Woodson
Color: Black
Size: Twin
I put this together in about 3 hours by myself (42 year old female engineer that does lots of DIY, if that helps). I opened both boxes completely throwing away all garbage and laid everything out in numerical order before I began, which I think made it go smoother. I’d also suggest using a power screwdriver with Philips and hex bits with a low torque setting. There has to be 200+ fasteners, no exaggeration. The directions were very well done and organized and the part numbering and hardware packaging was on point. The package includes “spare parts” but didn’t need them but nice to have for the future. The bed seems well made and the two packages the bed came in are HEAVY. The only improvement I’d suggest is the drawers. They don’t go very deep under the bed and just kind of roll on the ground and kind of hook to the bed with one bolt head to keep them in place and I can’t see my 12 year old, who the bed is for, being patient to hook and unhook the drawers. For the price, it seems good quality overall and a minor gripe.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2025 by jrbevan
Color: Black
Size: Twin
It’s awful to put together, but once it’s put together it’s pretty sturdy. It took about six hours to put together. So many pieces. Instructions are awful. Bed is pretty low to the ground just fyi. Love the outlet on top!
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2026 by Halston Mccalla
Color: Black
Size: Twin
For the most part, we really like this bed. The lights are fun and there is lots of storage. The instructions need some work. There are tiny tiny tiny pin holes of a pilot hole that if you miss very early on, you won’t be able to fully secure the board in the back. The instructions call them “perforations” and we couldn’t figure out what that meant when trying to make sure we had all boards facing the right way. So we were unable to use our T screws for the back. Also, some of the little dowl rods would fall out while trying to connect boards together, taking up a lot of time to line things up right A lot of our time was taken up trying to understand what the pictures on the instructions were saying. The baskets on wheels likely won’t see a lot of use. But I didn’t count them when I was considering the value of this bed. It’s sturdy and looks really nice once put together.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2026 by Amber S Handler
Color: Distressed White
Size: Twin
It's cute, has alot of storage, and good quality.
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2026 by Kayla Marie Dix
Love it my girls love it quality is amazing ease to assemble worth your money
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2026 by Jessica Garcia