EMOORWood Slatted Floor Bed Frame OSMOS Queen for Japanese Futon Mattress Solid Pine (Earth-Natural), Height Adjustable (2/7/12in) Tatami Mat

Natural Pine. Queen size is quite heavy & U may need a buddy. There is a helpful guidebook in English & Japanese & assembly for me was several hours, but I have snacks, tea & procrastinate. Should be under 2 hrs for most. It is very sturdy & will likely last a lifetime, therefore, worth the $. Arrived quickly & any problems are easily addressed. It makes almost no noise. We used the 5" legs & then the height becomes 7". (Obviously with a futon etc.. even higher.) VERY pretty & the wood grain is unique on each leg & planks. There's room for short things underneath, slippers etc.. & always the option to extend the legs or shorten further. Nice & breathable choice, plenty of airflow for our futon, but slats are not too far apart. Lay out all of the pieces 1st & count everything before beginning, is my advice. Enjoy!

Sturdy frame and plenty of space under to store shoes and what not. My stepdad had it ready for me prior to moving and he said it was easy to assemble.

I did much research before changing my entire sleeping lifestyle from using western mattress & bed frame, to now a Japanese style bedding set. I have slept so wonderfully since buying this product!For so long I had terrible sleeping patterns and never having a fitful rest, my mattress was very old and worn, sinking to the middle from usage so I had zero posture support, would wake up tossing & turning never finding the right position to fall back asleep to, and back pain upon waking up.Since buying the 3 combo of wood frame, tatami mat, and futon (ALL TWIN SIZE), my sleep is very comfortable, even for a side sleeper such as myself! I was wary of that very problem I may face before making my decision, but the firmness is just what I needed! I only used a thick blanket I already had and used a fitted sheet to keep it in place to give it just a little bit of softness, but other than that, I sleep very well.Emoor is a great brand to try and have amazing customer service, just be aware of the different timezones in case a reply is prolonged, but they are very good at resolving any issues you may have with the products bought.I have also bought the Japanese tatami straw mat to go along with the frame to give my back support and to prevent putting direct weight on the pine wood slats themselves, including their Shikubuton mattress.All 3 items amounted to around 610 after taxes/shipping, which IMO is much more affordable and valuable for my wallet than buying a thousand dollar standard mattress SEPARATE from the accomanying frame which costs just as much, somtimes more.~~FEW IMPORTANT THINGS TO CONSIDER~~While the frame is very easy to assemble, PLEASE read the warnings and instructions carefully! Do NOT place weight directly on the slats even when it is complete. I weight around 130lbs, and even if you weigh lightly. I highly recommend buying the foldable tatami mat to insulate the weight placed on the wooden frame. The maximum limit is 440lbs as stated on the manual.Make sure that there are SIX legs attached to the bottom of the frame BEFORE turning it over, especially the legs that support the MIDDLE of the frame as it is the point of breakage should it be assembled the wrong way.NEVER skip a step on the assembly, and NEVER jump or throw yourself on the frame, even if it is wood, it's not a metal frame and should be handled with extra care when moving it around.If there is no one to assist you, gently lift the frame by the head/foot ends rather than the long ends and slowly shift it from side to side so that the middle portion stays in tact and you are not straining yourself to place it in different positions of your room. This is solid pine wood, it is heavy, so please be careful not to drop it from constant maneuvering.That's about all I have to say about this wonderful product; nothing out of place/missing pieces, or cheap wood materials, comes in a single box with everything included.~~~~I considered buying an actual folding futon frame, then a platform frame with storage, then a day bed frame, to even a couch that extends into a bed, but I am so glad I found this brand and settled on making this purchase.Just do your research and see if this is right for your sleeping style, you won't be disappinted!

Worked about as well as expected.Recommended for anyone dealing with back pain and exploring sleeping on hard surfaces.Just sleeping on the floor works as well, but if you're on a slab construction, or anxious about creepy crawlies, your options are limited. Solid platforms aren't recommended for the same reason as bedding on a solid floor accumulates moisture.Assembly was easy enough, but expect to spend more than the 10-15m estimate. Instructions also weren't incredibly clear, and why I bumped one star. It's not a tremendous issue, there are only so many parts they can only go together about one way, but I did have to noodle a few steps.Consider having a second pair of hands for the finale. I manged well enough on my own, but attaching the feet and flipping the platform takes some work - attach the far middle feet first. That way you're not levering any of the feet significantly when flipping the platform. Attaching the third set of stands upside-down from there isn't so bad.Took me a few weeks to acclimate to sleeping on a hard surface again, but without the back pain, and feeling strong/more energetic I'm never going back to a mattress.It's hard to put a price on that, but If you can get away with just sleeping on the floor - get a tatami, it'll help the bedding breath, and you an just fold everything up so things can air out during the day. Otherwise it's pricey for avoiding creepers. Worth it enough for me - going to spend 1/3rd of my time on the thing. That's ~$1.80 per day after the first year, andWorth noting - the packaging is dubious. I am unbothered by surface blemishes, but the potential for significant dings, dents, and chips is plausible. Be prepared to just deal with it.

Can't beat these for the build quality and price. Bed is SOLID, and made out of natural materials (wood).

This item is sturdy, with a beautiful and timeless design. It arrived without damage which is honestly a miracle since it was heavy. I am not a big or strong person but I was able to put it together myself. Like many people said, the wood is gorgeous, matched my floor perfectly, and I couldn't help marveling at the unique patterns while assembling. The adjustable height legs are super convenient as well for things like storage underneath. I have been using this for a year and have no complaints so far. I keep looking at other frames for a DIY daybed but keep coming back to this one. Something to gatekeep!