We purchased this frame to replace our tall adjustable temporarily since we have two little active co-sleepers now. The frame was very simple and quick (15mins) to assemble and thus far appears and sounds completely stable. But then again I work in structural engineering and am not your average assemblyman. I applied a tiny amount of 'Squeaks Gone' to the joints as a few on here have complained about the frame squeaking and I applied a small amount of 'Red N Tacky Grease' to each bolt. Do not use a power screwdriver or screw gun for the bolts! Use the hex wrench provided or your own hex otherwise, you will most likely strip some of the bolt holes. My only suggestion for improvement is to functional design... the frame is already invisible because of the bedding so the aesthetics of the frame are a moot point to most, you should shorten the frame by an inch all the way around, round off the corners, and taper the bottom frame to inset by another inch. When the mattress is centered, the frame sticks out about an inch all the way around and the corners further than that. I'm sure you can imagine the agony and frustration of kicking your little toes on that corner edge in the middle of the night while trying to be ninja silent, it's not good for all in the room. Seriously, if you keep your room very dark as we do, I suggest you skirt around the bed slowly with your shins rubbing the mattress for reference to avoid those corners, or else you're going to end up on the floor in a ball holding your throbbing toes while screaming into the side of the bed in a like a little school girl.

The purchase of this bed frame is really value for money. The instructions were easy to follow and it came with all the tools. I was able to build it by myself and it took me about 1 1/2 hrs. It looks amazing with the lights on. I would definitely recommend.