Yaheetech Channel-Tufted Upholstered Bed Frame Queen

Overview

A queen platform bed with a wing-side, chevron channel-tufted headboard in deep gray velvet. Wood panel construction with 12 slats supports foam, latex or spring mattresses with no box spring, and the 12 inch profile suits apartments or guest rooms where a low, hotel style look is wanted.

The low 12 inch height and 6 inches of clearance underneath are built for small rooms where a bulky bed frame would dominate the space, not for anyone wanting a tall, dramatic bedroom centerpiece. Reinforced side panel joints and 12 slats spaced 4.5 to 4.7 inches apart are the load bearing story here, since the tufted velvet headboard is really the styling on top of a fairly plain wood frame. Two adults can expect to build it in under an hour with a power drill.

• Wing-side chevron tufted headboard in deep gray velvet
• 12 wooden slats spaced 4.5-4.7 inches apart
• 12 inch height with 6 inches of underbed clearance
• Works with foam, latex or spring mattresses

Who it's for

Fits apartment dwellers and guest room setups who want a soft headboard without buying a separate box spring. Anyone who prefers a higher, more traditional bed frame or wants to skip assembly entirely should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

Performance notes

Support comes from 12 wooden slats rated to an 800 lb combined capacity, with side panels reinforced at their joints to keep the frame from racking under regular use. The 19.3 inch headboard is padded with dense foam under velvet, so the comfort factor is really about backrest support for sitting up in bed rather than mattress performance. Manufacturers of velvet upholstered goods often note a short off-gassing period, and this listing calls for 24 to 48 hours of ventilation before regular use.

Specifications

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