Zinus 14 Inch Rumi Metal Bed Frame, No Box Spring Needed, Black, Queen

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the Zinus Rumi 14 inch Queen Metal Bed Frame. Assembly was straightforward, with clear instructions and all the hardware included, so it came together without any frustration. Once assembled, it felt very sturdy and didn’t squeak or wobble. The 14 inch height provides plenty of under bed storage, which is a nice bonus, and I love that there’s no need for a box spring. It gives great support for the mattress while keeping everything looking clean and simple. Overall, it’s an excellent value for the price and a bed frame I’d happily recommend.

Friend put it together. Very sturdy. Good quality. Delivered in 1 day. Saved me because I had ordered a brass bed from a dealer on Amazon and the durn company DID NOT INCLUDE AND WOULD NOT SEND HARDWARE. So, I was sleeping on a mattress on my floor with no bed frame. This platform bed was a good deal, $65 including taxes for a full-size. Friend came over and put it together for me and they said it was super easy. I am so thankful for the quick delivery (next day) and how sturdy it is. Saved me in a pinch!

The reviews of these Rumi metal beds are a bit strange, as if different people are reviewing different beds, though it's the same bed. I think there are two problems. 1. The photos look like two small beds that get bolted together, but that's another bed. The Rumi ones just look like that but the two things that look like two beds are just one construction. 2. The parts fit so tightly that it sometimes looks as if the parts don't go with the bed that you received. I'm 81, and I couldn't have put my bed together without the help of a rubber headed hammer that let me hammer the slats in and force some of the screw holes to align. With a hammer helping me to force things into where they should go, I found it pretty easy to make my beds, especially the 2nd one. When things were aligned, the screws started in smoothly and easily by hand and they went in smoothly with the ratchet. The free ratchet is a wonderful tool, but it was important to remove it by jiggling it back-and-forth in the same position, but not turning or twisting it at all, because then you could strip something. It was important to keep aware of what was going on. I think these are great beds, without the formaldehyde off gassing from all new wood, glued or not. And the lower ones are sturdy and quiet; I don't know about the higher ones. I have about a 1" topper on the bottom to keep my no-springs mattresses from dipping between the slats, from sliding across the metal, and to hold my sheets in place. I let it off-gass for a few days before sleeping near it. I like the platform effect for a firm-mattress feel. The cost also is great.

I purchased the queen size. It is rated at 1400 pounds. It is stable, strong, quiet and supports the mattress well. Assembly is straight forward and simple using the combined detail and assembled drawings. All tools needed are provided but I did use thread lock and pliers are handy for the wing nuts. The frame is light enough but I recommend assembly near where the bed well be used. I assembled the frame on another bed to minimize bending over or working on the floor. A competitors bed frame with a weight rating of 2500 pounds was offered at about 50% more cost. The Zinus frame will only be used occasionally as a spare bed room. The Zinus frame is designed and manufactured well enough to last a long, long time unless subjected to routine trampoline conditions.

I purchased this twin bed frame at the same time I bought a new mattress. The frame is made very well, but because it’s powder-coated the frame is slippery against the mattress. I bought a roll of 2-inch wide Velcro strapping, with buckles, and strapped the frame and bed together, top and bottom, to keep the mattress from sliding off. This solution works well, and I like the amount of space under the frame for storing bed clothes. The framed would have gotten 5-stars had it been designed with metal mattress corners to keep the mattress in place.

This frame is supposed to be used without a box spring, but the metal slats are so narrow and so far apart, that it can't be used with just a mattress. But it's 14" high. Also, it's incredibly flimsy. Imagine a fat girl standing on top of a soda can, and it holds the weight just fine... that's what this frame is like. Bump any one of the 11 legs under a load and it will likely buckle the same way as that soda can. A child could even easily overtighten the hardware. The frame is undersized. It measures 79 5/16" by 59 1/2". A queen bed is 80x60. Pictures added. Being "foldable" is a joke. Pictures added. That's as far as it folds without disassembly, and just assembling this thing with tons of tiny parts is a huge pain in and of itself. So, to make it function for holding a mattress, you could put a sheet of plywood down. And to keep the mattress from sliding off, you can buy clips for the edge. These things would be the minimum needed to have a working bed, provided it doesn't collapse. At this point, it was easier to just build a bed frame out of dimensional lumber and the plywood platform, so I did, and it was way better than this mess. This frame will serve pretty much nobody well. I don't know why it isn't a "frequently returned item". Maybe because of how difficult it was to get the thing back in the box. It's probably easier to take to the dump, but if I'm going to do that, I have to disassemble it anyways, so might as well try and fit it back into that box. I managed to do it, and every part, bolt, washer, and even their underwhelming ratcheting wrench all fit back in that box. Not one thing missing. I pity the next person who goes to try and use it.

Package arrived in good condition, upon opening and inspecting all materials and hardware were accounted for. Clear and simple assembly, made easy with provided tools and instructions. Once fully built and bed was placed on top of frame, which fit my full mattress like a glove, virtually no noise was made from the frame while I was sitting up and down on it. Vertical movement proves to be virtually silent, very nice! Little tip if you have hardwood floors like myself, to avoid the frame from creaking under horizontally applied movement (think sitting on the bed and rocking back and forth), I would recommend placing a small wedge of a material that slides smoothly over the hardwood floor, yet still provides some semblance of grip on the floor. The rubber feet grip too well, causing the feet to remain in place as the legs of the frame lean to one side causing a creaking noise. I literally cut up and old sock and used dryer sheets for the middle. Worked like a charm, bed now makes little to no noise when horizontal movement is applied. Awesome! Would recommend to anyone looking for a budget friendly and sturdy bed frame, this is it!

The middle leg is sitting out , where the others are set back as you can see. So... if you want to constantly stub your toe then buy this frame lol It is well made and sturdy, however, wasn't well thought of regarding that small detail unfortunately.

Gostei muito , foi bacana montar , vem com uma chave catraca , uma parafusadora adianta bem. Estrutura muito boa , bem acabada, recomendo.

Well-built sturdy design where you don't trip on the bottom end of bed like other designs. Tricky assembly directions as I like to assemble right side up but directions have you build upside down

Way better than expected. The instructions were actually really good. It was easy to put together and very sturdy. You definitely get more than you pay for. I would recommend.

La armé yo sola, muy resistente y práctica. Me gusta que si te cambias de casa o haces movimientos de cuarto, fácilmente se guarda y se transporta.

Muito bom, muito resistente e bonita. Não faz barulho e é muito facil de montar