Knickerbocker Embrace Bed Frame - Queen - Brown

Amazing difference between this bed frame and our old standard metal box spring frame. We have a King size tempurpedic mattress and box spring set and it fits the embrace frame perfectly. We attached our headboard to the frame as well. I can’t believe how solid and sturdy the bed is. No jiggles or wiggles thanks to the nine solid feet. A breeze to set up. Like another reviewer stated, I wish I bought this frame years ago. It looks nice, too.Update: loved this frame so much I bought a 2nd one for a guest room because I wanted to get rid of a footboard to make more room and make it easier to make the bed. Wrought iron headboard fit just fine. Yeah, it’s pricey but so worth it if you want a sleek look, no bed skirts (although you could use one) and a sold bed with no creaking.

I am happy with the product quality and ease of use: it is easy to set up and move on carpet flooring. It looks clean and is very good quality. However, I was very disappointed that I paid significantly more for this item on Amazon than my local mattress store. I had assumed the Amazon pricing would be at market prices, but it is not. Best to check around before buying.

Probably the best bed frame available. It’s expensive but well worth the money. Solid frame that is easily assembled. Light years better than typical frames. No creaking, not weak wooden slats. Heavy metal with substantial legs. Highly recommended.

So far on the short term: Very sturdy, easy to assemble, and none of the usual issues with the old metal frames. Makes our mattress a little taller than expected. Hopeful that long term it maintains the mattress and box spring in good condition and prevent the early sagging like previously owned bed frames with flimsy support.

Solid as a rock. Does not creak or come apart. Worth the money.

It's so much more stylist than the traditional metal frame with wheels. Was easy to put together and is sturdy. Was pricey but I love it.

Easy assembly....rugged construction.

I'm so pleased with this bed frame. I'll be 70 years old in a few weeks and it was so easy to put together. The hardest part of the job was using the box cutter to open the cardboard box. The pieces were light and easy to put together and it seems sturdy, too.