- Sales Rank: #345164 in Home
- Size: King
- Color: Mahogany
- Brand: Epic Furnishings
- Model: StoKgMh
- Dimensions: 13.00" h x
80.00" w x
86.00" l,
80.00 pounds
Features
- Can be used with or without a box spring foundation; includes support system
- Can be used with both conventional and futon king-size mattresses as well as memory foam mattresses
- No warping of the cross slats due to humidity changes nor dishing of mattress in the narrow spaces between the cross slats
- Metal-to-metal side rail brackets facilitate easy assembly and durability
- Environmentally responsible manufacturing using only sustainable woods
Bring a twist of contemporary flair to your bedroom with the Copenhagen all wood platform bed frame. The Copenhagen looks great against a wall or floating in a room. Its versatile style virtually matches any decor. Sturdy design and construction with 7 heavy duty legs including three center support legs, 13 kiln-dried all wood cross slats. Lots of storage space underneath the Copenhagen bed frame. On each side of the center support rail, there is a 78-inch long x 36-inch wide x 8-inch high of open storage space. Mattress platform is86-inch x 81-inch x 14-inch. Note the mattress platform is about 1-inch wider and longer than the mattress to accommodate the bedding. Multi-step furniture grade finish provides a durable deep hue for a great lifetime look. Fits a standard king-size mattress which is 80-inch long x 78-inch wide. Assembly required. Allen wrench provided but you will need a Phillips (star) head screwdriver.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
34 of 35 people found the following review helpful.
One major problem
By Jesse
The frame is stylish and sturdy, and the slats are reasonably well-made. However a big reason I purchased this bed was because of the middle support legs, since I'm a big guy and I use a heavy foam mattress. Sadly this component is nowhere near the quality of the rest of the bed. It is one long flimsy piece of wood with three legs and the whole thing attaches by three little screws to the bottom slats. To make it worse, the legs have tiny rubber feet that increase the torque on them whenever the bed is moved in any direction; two of the legs BROKE completely at the screw holes the very first time the bed was accidentally budged a few inches over. It immediately started sagging and I have no doubt it would break if I continued to sleep in it.I would most likely return this for a refund; however, they goofed and sent me two of the beds in the first place. So, I'll just toss the one and keep the other (but you can bet I'll reinforce the inner support system or just make my own). It is still a decent bed in other ways.
20 of 20 people found the following review helpful.
Pretty good for Price
By Aaron
Was skeptical at first about the quality but ordered anyway. Came rather quick, weighed about 120lbs give or take and I had a rough time getting upstairs to my apartment. All pieces came intact and had no damage to them. As far as the quality of wood, the outer frame pieces are pretty good material but the inner pieces are rather cheap, especially the middle bracket support pieces.Putting it together was not too bad. Instructions kind of sucked, but it was not hard to figure out. Took around hourish to completely put it together. You will need a screw driver to screw in the middle cross webbing into the side pieces. A electric screwdriver would help tremendously, for there are no holes in the side pieces so you have to manually put them in.Overall I enjoy it and would recommend it.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.Decent bed for the price (Warning: Need a Drill)
By revial
I needed a relatively budget bed for a home I don't plan on living in for long, and settled on this one. Relatively simple to put together, though you do need a drill. I can't imagine putting this thing together without one. Otherwise, it comes with a screw driver and allen wrench.I suppose I could have simply bought a cheap metal frame, but while I didn't want something expensive that I'd have to unload in a few months, I did want something with a little more presence than a barebones metal frame. This fits the bill fairly well.Some things that may not be immediately obvious when considering this bed:* The slats are basically particle board. Wild sex is probably not a great idea on this bed. I'm actually mildly concerned about this aspect of the bed, and I guess time will tell if it actually holds up (I've never used a bed with particle board slats before-usually metal slats on previous beds I've owned, but they've admittedly been considerably more expensive).* The black frame is not particle board and is made of solid wood. Not sure what type of wood.* The lip the slats rest on is very soft (pine?) and not very confidence boosting either, and not particularly straight. Not a problem really, just be methodical in straightening them as you screw them to the frame. Don't stress over there being no visible mark on the frame to line the lips at either. You can eyeball it, as they don't need to be perfectly aligned with each other (there's wiggle room on the placement of the slats).* There's a decent sized gap between the mattress, and any wall you might have this bed up against. Just keep that in mind if you were expecting to use a wall as a pseudo headboard. I'm using a 10" Full sized Memory Foam Mattress and it fits perfectly in the space it's supposed to, so not seeing the issue others have with the frame being bigger than the mattress, but the space I talk about is due to the thickness of the frame itself, combined with the legs being on the outside head/foot of the bed, rather than on the side of the frame (left/right), which adds another inch and half plus the thickness of the frame to the separation between your wall and your mattress.* The instructions aren't great, but if you have any experience putting furniture together, that probably isn't a surprise. I honestly can't recall ever having great instructions come with furniture, so it's hard to knock this bed for that. Construction is fairly straight forward regardless. The lips are really the only part that you could conceivably screw up, so take care with those.Had it shipped over the Pacific for $12.99 with overnight shipping as a Prime member. Considering the weight of the box (and the fact that I ordered a mattress through Amazon as well), I suspect this was an oversight on someone's part, as I can only imagine what the shipping ended up costing them (nearly every bed I've seen on Amazon says it can't be shipped here, heh). So, that was pretty amazing in my quest to find a budget bed for my temporary stay here.Main reason for the 3 stars is my lack of any real confidence in the particle board slats, even if the bed is functioning just fine at the moment.
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