Rand Upholstered Bed

I love the look but the bed make a noise every time some moves on it

Overall appearance is great but beware- this bed is noisy and creaks with the smallest movements. Wood slats that are underneath the mattress were severely warped on delivery and may be causing the issue - however- overall quality of parts was sub standard. You pay for the savings with hard labor in assembly. Well made beds are much more intuitive to assemble and have substantially better materials. If quality is important to you, I would suggest looking elsewhere. The savings are not worth it.

Structurally, the bed is excellent (5 stars). It has quality substantial parts which fit together well. Once assembled it is heavy, but that adds to the secure feeling once the box springs, mattress and bedding are on it. It is a lovely light grey velvet, and the perfect size and look for our room. However, NO WAY can you put it together in 2 hours. Took my husband 4+ hours, and he has worked on mechanical things for ~50 years. Plus he used some if his specialized tools. And the kit was missing 5 of the larger washers. Due to the quality, I would purchase again, but doubt I will need to!

I love the bed! It is heavy and comes in a couple of boxes so I unpacked at the door and carried to the room in parts. You do need two people to put it together but directions were clear and was simple to assemble. The bed is very sturdy and looks even better person. I’m very happy with it! Definitely recommend

Attractive bed with a rare aesthetic at a reasonable price. Fabric samples were consistent with final product. HOWEVER: as other reviews have pointed out, the build quality / parts are especially horrific, even for modern day dropship furniture. I read these other reviews and figured other reviewers were just being overly picky. So, allow me to expand so you can make the right call for yourself: an included a screw that wasn't threaded, just a chunk of metal, so you'll need a collection of large gauge screws on hand; one of the running rails that the cross-bars attach to did not have attachment holes, so I drilled out the steel, you'll need cobalt drill bits; the holes in the headboard were not level, so I shimmed the metal corner piece to accomodate, you'll need spare wood/shims; the list goes on. Bottom line is if you're capable/able to build a bed from a collection of semi-raw materials, you'll get the look you're going for. If the above does not sound like a good way to spend a half day of your life, look elsewhere.