This looks like it's going to do exactly what I wanted, which is hold me safely at night. I'm a 360 pound girl, and this sucker's strong. There are some flaws though, you can't push it, because you'll bend the legs, also, it's a ... witch, to put together.

To be clear, the five stars is ONLY for how the product arrives packed in the box AND the finished product, it's awesome once it's put together. I only give it ONE star for ease of assembly, read on:

Like a few others have mentioned, it is NOT easy to assemble, SPECIFICALLY, the holes lining up. I bought two of these, and the first one took about 45min, the second one about 30min (by myself), once I realized I'd be literally battling with contorting the corner (leg) pieces together to get the bolts (screws) just far enough through the last hole, so I could get the nuts on to tighten them. I was hoping the first one was a fluke, but the second one was exactly the same.

ASSEMBLY TIP: Don't tighten all the bolts until you have them ALL inserted (with nuts only hand-tightened), that way you have some wiggle room to contort each corner until they're all in - THEN tighten all the nuts. Also, a direct source of light helps when trying to see the bolt end, through the last hole you're trying to line it up with. Lots of patience (and swearing if you're so inclined, and in my case, a cocktail) also helps...

The Instructions, if you can call them that, doesn't tell you much except how many pieces you should have. Both of mine came with everything, so that was a plus. The "images" are so dark, you can't see any definition of what it is you're supposed to be looking at. There's no mention of any tips in case the holes aren't lining up, or if the metal brackets themselves are just a bit tweaked, to just hang in there, keep contorting until you finally get each of those pesky bolts through, because I am here to tell you, it IS possible. Another tip (for those who don't know): The two legs with the holes in them - those go on one end, as they're for a headboard, if you should choose to attach one.

To note, I am mechanically-savvy, I've taken car and motorcycle engines apart and put them back together... and all I can say is putting this bed frame together was an unfortunate (but achievable) pain in the arse - thus my reason for one star.

BUT! The finished product looks great, and while light weight, it is quite sturdy (and yes, quiet - so far) and because I ordered memory foam mattresses, I only wish there were more slats, thus I will need to add a flat piece of something stiff on top of the slats, so the mattress doesn't start sinking between the slats - but that's no fault of the bed frame itself. I'm sure a regular mattress with or w/out a boxspring, or one with a built-in base would have no issues with the slat spacing. FYI: The slats are each .5" wide and spaced 7.75" apart (from outside edge), or 7.5" apart (from center).

Also to note, the frame edge/border itself is 2" in height, so the space underneath the edge/border is 12" - if you're considering storage space underneath, and on carpet, you'll have approx 11.5" to get bins/boxes in and out easily, and a little more if on a hard surface.

Very sturdy, need plenty of room to put this together and watch your fingers for swinging parts, also you may need extra padding if you don't want to feel the bars

I've only slept on it one night but it seems extremely sturdy. It was a chore to put together because all parts are separate and the instructions are very minimal. One word of advice is to pay attention to where your headboard slats go when you are putting this together. The instructions are a little deceiving.

I got a little confused on assembly. However, that could have been my own fault. I assembled it alone. It would have been easier with another person. However, it is totally doable on your own. Once assembled this is an incredibly sturdy frame. There are no squeaks or wobbles.