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, Full Size
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Style: 18 Inch
Pattern Name: Non-Folable
Size: Full
Features
- [ Outer Dimensions ] - 76.5 x 55.5 x 18 inches
- [ Inner Dimensions ] - 74.5 x 53.5 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: Full
Product Dimensions: 76.5"L x 55.5"W x 18"H
Special Feature: Headboard Compatible, Noise Free, Sturdy Construction, Extra Storage, Heavy Duty
Color: Black
Finish Type: Black Polish
Size: Full
Material: Steel
Product Dimensions: 76.5"L x 55.5"W x 18"H
Style: 18 Inch
Special Feature: Headboard Compatible, Noise Free, Sturdy Construction, Extra Storage, Heavy Duty
Color: Black
Finish Type: Black Polish
Included Components: Slat
Brand: Olee Sleep
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 700 Pounds
Item Weight: 41.6 Pounds
Furniture Finish: Black
Product Care Instructions: Wipe with Dry Cloth
Assembly Required: Yes
Manufacturer: Grantec
UPC: 889860063116
Global Trade Identification Number: 16
Item Weight: 41.6 pounds
Country of Origin: Indonesia
Item model number: VCE18BF04F
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: September 18, 2016
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Style: 18 Inch
Pattern Name: Non-Folable
Size: King
This bed frame is sturdy! It was a puzzle to put together, but it was easy and fun. I love that it doesn't shake and it has lots of room under for storage! Great and the price was reasonable.
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2024 by mramos
Style: 18 Inch
Pattern Name: Non-Folable
Size: King
When investigating this on Amazon I read through 17 pages of questions. All 17 pages were just people continually asking the same 10 questions so I will try to answer them here so you don’t need to spend an hour reading questions and answers. We bought the king bed version and are using it with a 13” memory foam mattress from Costco. This is a day one review so I will update in one month. Shipping: Weighs 59 pounds. Cardboard box is 42” x 21” x 6”. Was well packed for shipping. When ordering they were vague on when it would arrive. We ordered it on Thursday, they shipped it via UPS on Monday and it arrived on Wednesday (a day earlier than the shipping confirmation said). Assembly: The instructions are in pictograph form on one sheet of paper and are easy to understand. They are written in English but you don’t really need the words. There are six long extruded metal pieces that make up the perimeter of the bed with an eighth one that goes down the middle. The three long pieces fold open with legs. The four pieces that make up the top and bottom just bolt together with no moving parts. The instructions are simple. Just lay all the pieces out than start attaching them. The only bad part of the instructions is they named pieces “A” and “A1” (for top of bed) and “B” and “B1” (for bottom) but then the instructions say “A1*1” and “A*1” to indicate there is one of each so just read carefully. Pieces are not labeled on the metal but if you look closely at the diagram you will see the A pieces have slots to attach a headboard and the B do not. It took my wife and I less than 15 minutes to fully assemble and she could have done it herself. None of the individual pieces are heavy. By far the hardest part was lifting the mattress up onto the finished frame (a king mattress is heavy). The only hardware are two long bolts with nuts and 12 short bolts with no nuts. They give you the Allen wrench and nut wrench you need so no other tools are required. Everything was easy to attach. Lastly you snap the metal slats into their holders. Four slats have red dots that match red dots on the center of the bed. Those slots have small tongues on the end that snap into small openings on the slat holders. Slats and lip: There are 9 rectangular extruded metal slats on each side of the bed. Each slat is ½ inch wide on top and they are 8 inches apart (from the center of one slat to the center of the next). The top of the slats are ½ inch below the top of the frame. This provides a lip to hold your mattress or box spring in place and it fit our king memory foam mattress very snugly so that the mattress will NOT move. Mattress/box spring: You do not need a box spring though you can use one. The frame is 18 inches high so a box spring and mattress will be a very high bed. With our 13 inch memory foam mattress and no box spring the top of the mattress is almost 32 inches off of the floor. If you have a traditional mattress even without a box spring you can lay it right on the slats. If you have a memory foam mattress without a box spring you are supposed to put something in between to keep the foam from squeezing through the slats. You can probably use a sheet of cardboard but anything else (particle board, peg board, thin plywood) will work. If you want to put in something like that be aware the inside dimensions of that lip I mentioned are 75.5” x 79.5” so you need something slightly smaller than that. Then cut it in half to fit it in your truck or SUV for transport. My wife and I have opted NOT to put anything between our memory foam and the slats. Reading the question answers about 1/3 of memory foam owners did as we did and about 2/3 bought something to go in between. The 1/3 reported little or no problem with the memory foam leaking between the slats and so far on day one we predict very little problem. Hardwood floors: We have nice hardwood floors. All parts of the frame that touch the floor have built in plastic caps to protect your floor but my wife did not trust that so she bought small rubber squares to put under the feet. There are 9 feet in the king bed version so you will need 9 square rubber pads that are 2” x 2”. Appearance: If you do not put anything under the bed, you can go without a dust ruffle. The metal looks artistic. It is black metal with square corners (nothing is rounded). If you are going to store things under the bed, you will want to hide the frame. A traditional dust ruffle will be too short since the frame is 18 inches high. When answering one of the questions a woman said she had made fabric panels and attached them to the frame with stick on Velcro. That is what we plan to do. Quality: Once assembled is was extremely quiet. I weigh 275 pounds and the bed did not move or squeak at all when I was laying on it rolling around. If I got on all fours and shook back and forth there was an extremely minor squeak but nothing like our old bed. Most of the question answerers and reviewers said there is NO squeak even with heavy people doing the horizontal mambo. UPDATE: There is an EXTREMELY quiet squeak during the bed shaking for certain activities. I doubt anyone would hear it if they were 40 feet away. Slight disappointment but it doesn't change my rating since almost any bed would have more of a squeak than this.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2017 by Dimi
Style: 18 Inch
Pattern Name: Non-Folable
Size: King
I am 2 weeks in and so far - It’s amazing. Super easy to build and seems quite sturdy! I did buy the king size and just a heads up - If you have a memory foam mattress, you need ply wood because it will sink through the slats but it’s a super easy fix and the ply wood makes all the difference. Took me about 45 minutes to put together start to finish. I’m still nervous that it’s going to fall apart but that’s an irrational fear due to a previous bed I purchased haha. Seriously though, if you’re looking for a sleek bed with good storage, easy to put together, and nice on the budget… This is the bed for you. Will update in a few months. Also, for those talking about squeaking after a few months, metal beds often need the screws retightened especially if you’re doing the nasty a lot. Haha. Okay that’s all. Buy the bed. Retighten the screws every few months. All will be well.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2024 by Danielle Flannagan
Style: 18 Inch
Pattern Name: Non-Folable
Size: King
I really like this bed frame. There are a couple things that would be comparatively cheap improvements, but overall I'm really pleased. It's not elegant, but it leaves room to make it nicer. It is STURDY and affordable. The good: - Great price for what you get. - Pretty easy to assemble. Whole thing took 20 or 30 minutes solo. Tools and spare hardware are included. Simple to understand. Side-rails fold out, so one less thing to have to bolt-up oneself. With the exception of the slats, all the female threads are welded on so you don't have to mess around with nuts and bolts trying to hold one while turning the other. (PRO TIP: put all the hardware together only hand-tight, THEN go around and tighten all the bolts for a better flush fit.) - It's SOLID. REALLY SOLID. While I was first putting it together, I thought, "wow, the machining isn't great, the nuts welded into the frame aren't pretty - this thing has GOT to wobble somewhere." NOPE. By the time you get this thing together, it's a tank. I had to KICK the friction-fit slats into place, and they are not moving again without the help of a mallet. Oh, you can literally KICK THE HARDWARE INTO PLACE and it holds up just fine. I've got no fear whatsoever that this frame will hold up my fat behind no matter what I choose to do on it. - No squeak, no shimmy, no noise of any kind. - Really nice height. I'm using this frame with a 10" mattress and no boxspring, and the height is nearly even with my old queen sleigh bed with boxspring. At 6' tall, it's easy throw-legs-over-side-and-I'm-up height. For most, it is also perfect, uuuhh, "activity" height (though I'd personally have to crouch just a little because I'm fairly tall - and if you have to ask you don't want to know). - I had concerns that the slats were a little far apart for a pocket-coil mattress-only, but the frame supports the mattress quite well on its own. This has a lot to do with the mattress too, and maybe a foam mattress might have a little underbulge, but so far it's working great on the pocket-spring. The bad / could use improvement: 1 -The depth could be improved so a mattress is less likely to slide. The slats sit about 1/2 inch below the side rails. By the time you tuck a bedspread and some sheets under the mattress, the bulk of the mattress is at the rail height, so it cold conceivably slide. Mine is the king size, and it's unlikely to slide simply because of the weight, but a little more rim would be nice. 2 - "headboard" and "footboard" (no board really, just top and bottom of frame) both come in two pieces and are slightly tricky to line up. A little tab on one side could easily ensure properly-flush alignment when bolting the parts together. 3 - Top of the frame has holes to allow for bolting on one's own headboard, yet the bottom of the frame does NOT have these same openings for a footboard. If I decide to fancy the thing up by adding head and footboards, I'll have to drill-out the bedframe for a footboard. - I've seen some comments in other reviews that the corners stick out and are kind of sharp. Yes, they are. But most mattresses are slightly rounded at the corners, the frame is square, and the mattress fits INSIDE the frame, so short of some fancier upholstered bedframe or rubber bumpers, I don't see how to avoid this. I'm not going to knock it for that. Besides, I plan to eventually add head and footboards, so I see no problem here. Overall, it's a fantastic buy for the money and I am extremely pleased. Is the machining, fit and finish perfect? -no. But at the price point, for a frame that never gets seen beneath a bedspread, this thing is AWESOME.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2022 by Matthew