Bellemave Twin Size Daybed with Storage Drawers, Wooden X-Shaped Frame, Modern Rustic Casual Style (White)

Wish it had caps to hide the screws

The drawings on step 2 or three show something completely different on step 5 or 6. It took us a bit of stepping back and looking at the bed itself in order to figure out what happened. I'd recommend building the backboard first and then the side railings. Everything from there was easy. Also, the holes on the doors didn't line up with the nails and left the nails exposed when installing them. We had to install the nails at an angle so the drawers would hold.

We finally go around to assembling this bed, and wow, let me tell you I feel defeated as a human being. The directions are so vague, and pictures so bad that I was wishing on a star that on the hope that I was doing it correctly. I've assembled countless other pieces of furniture before and this was by far and away the most difficult job I've ever done. You will need roughly four (five would be best) people do accomplish this task due to the number of rails/boards that need to be connected at the head and baseboards. Other beds I've assembled only had two rails, so you could connect them to one end, lock it down, then do the other end. With this, that's impossible, you'll need people on each end holding the rails to the head/base board, while another person goes around and screws them all in, if you try the method of only doing one side at a time you risk breaking the rails. The drawers are also incredibly difficult to assemble. There is a metal rail that goes under the drawer to slide it in an out, but you have to install it a certain way or else the drawer won't work (the directions do not show that). All in all, I had to disassemble/reassemble steps multiple times because I had unknowingly did it the wrong way (need to find a new star to wish on I guess). Aesthetically, the bed is OK, the bolts are all exposed and there's no way to cover them up (we're going to paint them), for another style that could work, just not for this bed. Also, I will say that the entire bed was solid wood, no MDF or compressed pieces whatsoever, so that's actually a huge plus. So, if you're able to mind-meld with the person that created the directions, then have at it, this could be a great bed. Otherwise, if you don't want to cry yourself to sleep questioning your life choices after you complete assembly of this bed, look elsewhere.

The quality of the bed is much better than I expected until you get to the drawers, they dont slide in and out easily, they dont align, you have to kinda force them shut, very cheap. If you use a drill to tighten the screws dont tighten all the way with drill or the screws strip. It doesn't have any sort of caps or covers for the screws so they are visible. Other than the drawers Im very happy with it.

Oh To start, bed is very cute and feels like it’s pretty sturdy. I love the design! The instructions weren’t bad, but there were a few places that didn’t quite line up, so took a bit to figure those out. Unfortunately there are lots of issues that offset how cute this is.1) the drawers only have one drawer slide in the very middle. The width of the drawers make them very wobbly from side to side due to no other support than the one slide in the middle. This is evident when the bed spread isn’t covering it2) there are yellow spots all over the bed. I’ve seen this while painting some untreated wood white after time has passed, but I wouldn’t expect it to show this bad immediately. (Second picture)3) probably the most bothersome to me is that it’s apparent the wood has been patched many places and where they patched it, is the wrong shade. There were even spots where it looked like the wood cracked and then it was patched with a color the wrong shade (Third picture)4) the screws all over the bed are uncovered, many of which are on the top of the bed. I would hope for a more finished look.Unfortunately many of these issues weren’t noticed until the bed was almost completely together, so I feel like we’re stuck now.

We finally had time to assemble the bed and was very difficult, especially the drawers. Holes did not line up. The most bothering aspect is that there are NO caps to cover all the screws. We got the white frame and now have multiple silver screws showing all around the bed. For the dollar value, you would think caps would be provided. It's now a bedroomed eyesore.