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Olee Sleep 18 Inch Heavy Duty Steel Slat Anti-Slip Support, Easy Assembly Platform Bed Frame, Noise Free Steel Mattress Foundation, Maximum Storage, No Box Spring Needed, Black, Queen Size

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Style: 18 Inch


Pattern Name: Non-Folable


Size: Queen


Features

  • [ Outer Dimensions ] - 81.5 x 61.5 x 18 inches
  • [ Inner Dimensions ] - 79.5 x 59.5 inches
  • [ Sturdy Construction ] - Crafted with reinforced high-quality steel which ensures both safety and durability, offering a strong and dependable support structure for capacity up to 700 lbs
  • [ Heavy Duty ] - Designed for maximum support and stability through heavy duty construction and anti-slip steel slats, this headboard compatible foundation features an elegant black finish and enhanced durability.
  • [ Noise Free ] - Precise engineering and advanced technology guarantee a quiet, noise free, sleeping environment
  • [ Extra Storage ] - Convenience extra under bed storage space with a vertical clearance of approximately 16.5 inches
  • [ No Box Spring Needed ] - Versatile design provides supportive foundation compatible with a spring, hybrid or memory foam mattress, with or without box spring
  • [ Easy Assembly ] - Effortless self-assembly with included instruction manual, tools, and all neceessary parts for a hassle-free setup experience

Description

Olee Sleep 18 Inch Heavy Duty Platform Steel Slat Bed Frame offers a truly simple but luxurious design. Built with high gauge steel, the frame offers a strong and reliable support structure that can withstand weight up to 700 lbs. Steel slats, featuring anti-slip, not only enhance mattress grip, but also provide air ventilation and breathability for the mattress. The reinforced frame construction comes with a heavy duty design to enhance durability and raised edges to also minimize mattress movements. With added innovation, the leg also offers space for a headboard or footboard compatibility. The heavy duty design provides a timeless appearance that remains dependable.This modern foundation provides extra under bed storage and removes the need of a box spring. High quality materials help maintain frame stability and eliminate noise, ensuring safe and quiet sleeping environment. With quality steel, modern design, and precise engineering, Olee Sleep's bed frame guarantees the best sleep quality you've ever experienced.Olee Sleep's vision is to elevate sleep experience by incorporating proprietary technologies and innovative solutions that boast exceptional quality and offer unique features.Package Includes - 1 x Bed Frame - 1 x Assembly Instructions - 1 x Hardware Kit (bolts, nuts, and wrenches)Product comes with a 5-year Manufacturer Warranty.

Size: Queen


Material: Steel


Product Dimensions: 81.5"L x 61.5"W x 18"H


Style: 18 Inch


Special Feature: Headboard Compatible, Heavy Duty, Squeak Resistant, Storage Drawer, Sturdy Construction


Other Special Features of the Product: Headboard Compatible, Heavy Duty, Squeak Resistant, Storage Drawer, Sturdy Construction


Included Components: Slat


Brand Name: Olee Sleep


Unit Count: 1 Count


Manufacturer: Grantec


Number of Packs: 1


UPC: 889860063123


Number of Items: 1


Global Trade Identification Number: 23


Manufacturer Warranty Description: 5 year manufacturer warranty.


Model Number: VC18BF04Q


Manufacturer Part Number: VCE18BF04Q


Set Name: Set


Material Type: Steel


Product Care Instructions: Wipe with Dry Cloth


Headboard Material: Metal


Style Name: 18 Inch


Color: Black


Finish Types: Polished


Furniture Finish: Black


Form Factor: Platform Bed


Shape: Rectangular


Compatible With Mattress Size: [Twin, Full, Queen, King, Cal King]


Maximum Weight Recommendation: 700 pounds


Storage Options: Under-bed storage


Size: Queen


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 81.5"L x 61.5"W x 18"H


Item Weight: 44.6 pounds


Item Depth: 59.5 inches


Item Dimensions: 81.5 x 61.5 x 18 inches


Assembly Instructions Description: Included instruction manual, tools, and all necessary parts


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  • The best there is
Style: 18 Inch Pattern Name: Non-Folable Size: Queen
The short answer: this bed frame is the absolute best and has exceeded expectation. It is completely solid and noise-free, even after 18 months of use. 10/10 recommend. Long answer: I have had this frame (queen size) for a year and a half now and am more than impressed with it. Upgrading to a king size bed, and I like this frame so much I ordered another one for the new bed. I got this one because of the hefty 2,000-lb weight rating and the extra-tall height (most of the bed frames I found at the time were only 12-14” so the 18” stood out to me). Side note: I am one of THOSE people who spends ungodly amounts of time obsessively researching all options and reading reviews before purchasing literally anything. My previous bed frame was a $50 folding one (14” tall) from WalMart which was rated for 1,200 lbs and claimed to be squeak-free. It lives up to those claims for about a year before it started breaking and making lots of noise, despite never coming anywhere close to the maximum load capacity (max load ever was under 800, daily load 95% of the time was under 400). Also, while it did offer convenient under bed storage space, it had diagonal supports for the legs, as folding bed frames tend to have. This limited the usable storage space to about half of the actual space under the bed, so that was kind of a bummer. Even more limited space once it started breaking and sagging. In contrast, THIS bed frame has been used under the same load conditions (and even now has an extra 200 lbs on it daily with the fiancé) and is just as quiet and structurally sound as the day I got it. No signs of wear whatsoever. Storage capacity is maximized because all the legs are vertical. Coupled with the extra height over the average platform of 12-14”, I have more under bed storage than I’ll probably ever need. One word of caution, as other reviewers have said, since the outer legs are on the border of the bed rather than underneath, it’s super easy to stub your toe on them, which hurts of course. I haven’t added foam padding to the legs yet to minimize it, but I probably will once I make a bed skirt to cover it up. Another thing to note about this review: I cannot really comment on the slats, as I built a 3/4” thick plywood slab to nest in the indent of the bed frame as a perfectly flat and solid support for my memory foam mattress. I would highly recommend doing this, especially if you’re heavier like me, as we bigger folks will sink lower into any mattress, possibly creating pressure points (which could cause discomfort or maybe even undue wear on certain slats). Pro tip: If you do opt for the plywood slab, the top of the 3/4” thickness will sit flush with the edge of the bed frame, so I would “upholster” the plywood with a large size rug gripping pad to keep your mattress from sliding out of place. I see them all the time at thrift shops, or you can get one on Amazon for under $20. I just folded the edges under and used a cheap staple gun to secure all around. Works like a charm, and the plywood is a total game-changer if you have a softer mattress. Also, have used it mostly on carpet but also on tile and concrete floors. Completely solid on all surfaces. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2019 by P.K. Reddy

  • Assembly? Don't worry about it.
Style: 18 Inch Pattern Name: Non-Folable Size: King
So let me start by saying I am 5 feet tall and I ordered a king size frame. The box weighed about 50 lbs, just under half my bodyweight. I was able to carry this up three flights of stairs and assemble it alone in 95⁰ indoor heat without assistance. The whole process, including taking apart my old bed, took about an hour. The box was well packed, everything was very well contained. I expected the instructions to be in with the hardware, but they were in one of the many internal boxes. Putting things together is very straightforward. The instructions are primarily pictographs, with a chart that labels which hardware is which. Hardware came pre sorted with all the tools you'll need, big plus all around. I've noticed some people expressing concerns about the support slats and having problems with plastic ends. The ends of all of the horizontal bars on the model I received were tipped with durable rubber to ensure they stay put. Getting them in was honestly the hardest part, expect to use your chest compression skills if you've ever done CPR. They require a lot of solid downward pressure right on the ends. You'll feel them gradually click in. Very sturdy. Now, I can't speak to how it stands up to adult shenanigans or multiple people, but I will say I love rolling around in bed and the only sounds I've had have been from the mattress. It's a traditional pillow top spring kinda deal, adding a foam topper had pretty much eliminated that problem. YMMV. The biggest draw for me was storage. Like a lot of other young people I found myself unexpectedly moving an apartment load of stuff home this spring, and I found myself living in a sea of boxes (and two twin beds) in my childhood bedroom. I'm probably an outlier, but I love a really tall bed. Like, gotta get a good workout to climb up kinda tall. Like, absolutely using a step stool in my last bed kinda tall. This is not that. The clearance is enough to fit a single layer of tall clear storage bins, the kind you'd find in the storage aisle of target. It is not high enough to fit a large suitcase on its side, which was something I was really hoping for. That's on me for not measuring I suppose. I feel like I could put this bed on risers easily, but keep in mind if you do you'll need nine total. Eight around the edges, one in the middle. I would like to stress this bed has abundant storage for most normal situations in which your kitchen things can live in your kitchen, I'm absolutely shooting for the moon. Another structural bonus, all the screws and bolts finish on the inside of the frame. No accidentally impailing your shin on the end of a screw while you're trying to make the bed. For the price I really feel like you won't find better. Absolutely go for it. I've been over the moon for days now. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2020 by Ellie

  • Sturdy, Ample Storage, Small profile when broken down, well made for price
Style: 18 Inch Pattern Name: Non-Folable Size: Queen
First off it is sturdy and quiet if it is put together correctly. The tools provided are cheap but, the bed itself is well made and I have no issues with creaking or structural integrity. This is a well built product. Second I move a lot. I have a high demand job that takes me around the country. Thus, the pack up and go orders come every couple of months or years. This bed breaks down to a very small profile when it is disassembled making it easy for those of you who have to move a lot. It is also extremely easy to set up and put together. Just make sure you put the headboard attachments on the same side if you are planning on attaching a headboard because they can be installed mismatched without issue Third - 18 inches underneath a bed is a lot of storage. Part of the reason I bought this product was the hope of getting back some storage space and in that goal this thing is a work of art. I questioned how much space actually was underneath the bed and the answer is quite a bit. I can store a ton of stuff under it and that is a win for the guy who often rents cheap semi-temporary accomodations. What I dont rent in square feet this bad boy helps me reclaim some turf. I store a christmas tree, a ton of season items, seasonal clothing, suitcases, and other items that I use but not on a regular basis. The only fault I would have with this is that it is hard to find a bedskirt that extends to the floor as it is so high off of the floor. I solved this probelm by buying my own fabric and looking up some bedskirt plans online and just extending the dimensions. I am not a seamster so Its not exactly the pride and joy of my collection but nobody notices and it ends up looking just fine. I would imagine you could pay somebody who does sewing to make you a good looking one at a price comparable to buying one. Otherwise I strongly advise this product as it is ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2018 by PHX

  • Yes, I attached a headboard & foot board, folks!
Style: 14 Inch Pattern Name: Non-Folable Size: King
I'm sooo glad I did a month of research before buying this. The breakdown: I have a vintage headboard and foot board that I refuse to part ways with, but once we moved into my current home two months ago, the master bedroom and closets proved to be small. We needed more space for storage (like under the bed). So I ditched my old school steel king bed frame, box springs, and bought a much needed, new 14" memory foam mattress with buying one of these in mind. The Problem: Some of these bed frames only have the slots for a headboard to be attached. Some have no option for a headboard at all. This model DOES have the slots BUT ONLY on one end for a "headboard". Boo hiss. So after having a few frames in my cart, the one I chose to buy suddenly went out of stock and this was next on the list (although it was $13 more expensive). I took a chance, knowing it only had the slots for a headboard attachment, BUT I had an idea, you see... My idea: Turn the dang thing around to attach the foot board instead of the headboard. Put the headboard up flush against the wall and viola! And guess what y'all, it works. I may find a few thick zip ties this week to secure the headboard legs to the bed frame (which no one will be able to see anyway), but so far, so good.It doesn't rattle behind me when I'm chilling in my bed. My husband suggested drilling holes of our own, but he's currently somewhere in America being an active duty soldier. I didn't feel like waiting. We'll "test" the rattle level when he comes home and go from there... The cons: I did have to measure the shortest part of my foot board design to make sure the frame wouldn't be visible above it before buying. It is by a half inch, but they all were, or higher. But it's not a big deal when the bed is made. The frame on the foot board end cannot be seen when a sheet/blanket rests over it. The first thing that drives me bonkers is that the middle support legs can be seen from the sides without a bed skirt, and I hate bed skirts (first world probs). But I'd rather have that support than none at all in the middle. Another thing that I have a feeling will be an issue later is the distance of the slats from each other where the mattress rests on top of. No sagging yet between them, but I do plan to monitor it. A final con is that I don't think this will last for years and years. It claims to be "steel", but is not at all heavy-duty like my old school bed frame. I'm sure that thing will still be around, somewhere, when the earth burns up and cockroaches are the only life form on the planet. The Pros: The package upon arrival was also not as big as I thought it would be. This was super easy to put together. I got my 14 year old son to help me drag the box off the porch and my 11 year old daughter helped me assemble it. It took us maybe 15 minutes. I do think the assembly can be done alone (my daughter out 9% effort into helping because her favorite YouTube idiot was making a new post, whatever that means). I am also happy with the altogether height; mattress and frame combined. My bed stands at 27" tall which is nice when you're not exactly a short girl at 5' 8". My final pro is that it does not squeak when I hop on and off the thing and has a sturdy feel to it. No wobbles, creaks, etc,. Some unsolicited advice: I did have to purchase the hook bracket adapter things separately for my foot board to hang on (Or a headboard, if you are going that route. I stupidly got rid of my old frame without taking the hooks off). I purchased them here on Amazon, but much to my dismay, the bolts that came with them are way to short to fit through the legs of this. Simple hardware store fix with a little measuring involved. I will say that the foot board with the hook brackets attached sits about an inch away from the frame (not flush, see 4th pic). It doesn't bother me, but may bother other folks. Also, I don't think it necessary to buy the additional modification plate for brackets, at least not for my foot board with the hardware I already purchased. Hook On Bed Frame Brackets Adapter for Headboard Extra HEAVY DUTY, Set of 2 Brackets with Hardware, 711 Bracket Two reasons I knocked off a star: I think this thing is overpriced when compared to traditional frames made with better, more heavy duty materials. Second, because what would it hurt the manufacturer to add another set of slots for both headboard AND foot board attachment? Overall, I am happy with this purchase. I now have more storage space under the bed and look forward to hoarding more junk in the future because of it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2017 by Tara Winterstorm

  • Easy to assemble. Looks exactly like the images and sturdy!
Style: 14 Inch Pattern Name: Non-Folable Size: Full
I uploaded 2 images the Olee bed frame and fully 48 hour unboxed Olee Sleep 13 inch Galaxy Hybrid bed. Fits like a glove and after fully assembled its VERY sturdy. Between the softness of the bed and strong bedframe when laying on it, there is zero movement, which translates to less movement from the frame when moving around on it. Instructions are easy to read and straight forward. They also show screw counts. lets say frame A connects to B screws. They show how many within that group, some screws look the same with very minor differences. So if its says: B screws it shows the amount (5 etc) which means use thats screw. I never timed myself but i'd say it was done less or about 30 mins solo. The only issue I ran into was the center frame, it's hard to position it to screw into the top portion of the frame. Its easier to do the side of the bed frame (left), the top (head area), the other side (right) and bottom portion (feet). Than connect the center frame, since now it has full support on all sides. (less movement). If you have someone their, they can hold the 2 connecting sides making it easier. I had no issues doing it alone and I very rarely construct anything. This was where it ate up my time. The center not holding still after connecting the top head portion of the bed. I found it way easier to just do the whole bed and leave the center frame last. After that, everything fell into place. Simply slide the center bars into its location and they lock on. The 4 center areas are marked with a circle orange sticker. Add those in color coded and screws those 4 bars into place. You can screw manually with your hand 97% in and the rest using the included bolt turner. Its high enough to add small to medium size plastic boxes you store items in or simply add shoes in pair under the bed (Max 10 pairs left or right side). The mattress I'm using is their own brand and fits snug into the frame. No bedspring needed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2020 by Aiden

  • Awesome heavy duty bed frame
Style: 14 Inch Pattern Name: Non-Folable Size: Queen
After my old platform bed wore out from use, I wanted to invest in a solid bed. I'm a larger guy (320lbs), my mattress is heavy (queen Avocado brand - 100lbs), I have a lot of sex, and I spend a lot of time on my bed (eating, relaxing, sleeping, etc.). This bed frame is extremely sturdy and has held up well for the last couple of months. When shifting side to side or bouncing on the frame, supports never fall out. I couldn't say the same for my old bed with wooden slats. The bed is quiet, but it's not silent. It does make some noise if moving a lot, but it's not that bad. Each of the major supports not only sits in or on another piece of metal, but there are also metal screws to hold them in place. The frame comes in a large box. The instructions are similar to Ikea. There is a series of pictures that you follow. It's fairly foolproof. It does include all the tools you need for assembly, but I would recommend using a power drill to make it easier. The frame has three supports on the left, middle, and right sides. Each of the supports comes with a rubber/plastic end to prevent creaking and rubbing. All of my pieces came and were well manufactured. There are holes drilled for a headboard. You could use this without a headboard, but I always think headboards look better. The feedback from others was the slats were too wide. I sit on the edge of the bed often and based on prior experience, I didn't want any issues. I bought a Zinus Bunkie Board to go on top of the metal frame. I'm so happy I did! It helps support my mattress, prevents sagging, and helps me ensure the whole bed is more secure. I have no doubt this setup could last for 20-30 years. The height of 14 inches was actually about 2" higher than my previous bed. I'm 6'1" and when I sit on my bed, I sit just higher than a standard chair. I live in an apartment, so the storage under the bed is critical. The extra height gives me more room for storage. Since the frame has no sides and if you plan on using the underside as storage, I would recommend a duvet to cover the sides. I'd highly recommend this frame for anyone seeking a sturdy bed frame and needs storage space. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2021 by simpleeagle2233

  • A+
Style: 18 Inch Pattern Name: Non-Folable Size: King
Easy to put together. Very sturdy and sits just high enough to be easy to get in and out of, plus it can take my toddler jumping up and down on it without budging.
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2026 by Lauren Hayden

  • Great product, well designed, well packaged.
Style: 18 Inch Pattern Name: Non-Folable Size: California King
Love it! Easy to assemble, very well packaged, good instructions. I was able to move the box into the bedroom by myself (average sized female) and assembly couldn't have been easier. Hint: don't tighten all the screws completely until it's put together and squared up, then tighten each one. This goes for most assembled items. Your life will be easier. I love the 18" of storage space below the bed! My hubby and I are active and hobbyists and have diving gear, ski equipment, and crafting/sewing supplies to store. This was perfect for us. Some things to keep in mind: your mattress thickness. We have a solid foam mattress, which we love, but it's rather thin compared to most of today's mattresses. It looked too low on the frame. Using the old wood box springs, it took a running jump to get into the bed and was way too high. Feeling like Goldilocks now, I ordered a 4" low-profile metal folding foundation which nested perfectly in this platform bed frame, gave added support to our mattress (not a design flaw of this platform bed, just needed with our mattress type), and gave us exactly the height we wanted. This platform bed is sturdy, no squeaking like the old wooden bed and box springs, easy as pie to disassemble and move when it's time and I can choose whatever headboard I want (or not at all). I'll never go back to traditional beds after using platforms like this. FYI: One more thing... This bed has a middle support leg on either side, which is great, except if you're a little clumsy like me. I kept stubbing my toes on this leg hidden under my bedskirt, so I used that grey cylindrical foam pipe insulation you can get at any home improvement store for a couple bucks. It cuts easily with a knife. I cut 12" lengths and wrapped one around each of the offending support legs an no more stubbed toes! About a 1 minute project if you have the pipe insulation on hand. We liked this bed frame so much, we ordered another one for our guest room. More storage!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2017 by T. K.

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