King Size Canopy Bed Frame, Stainless Steel Bed Post Poles, Thicken Bed Canopy Frame with Brackets for Metal & Wood Beds, Bedroom Decor

Really good for the price! It’s pretty sturdy a little shaky but only if you mess with it. Honestly a good purchase and I was pleasantly surprised it came with lights, I didn’t even realize!

I bought this for my daughter, whose taste had evolved froma tent structure over her bed to a more sophisticated look. (She likes the coziness of a canopy bed, but dislikes any kind of "princess" look). This was perfect! At first we were worried that the poles would be flimsy. But with the canopy drape over the top, it is amazingly strong. It was easy to assemble, and the poles went together perfectly. She loves it! (So do I, it is sooo cozy!)

At first, you think it is going to be ok. The frame was fine and is holding up. The problem I had with it? It is too short. 6.5 feet makes you feel a little closed in. It should really be 7.5 - 8 feet if you want that luxury feel. I have a mattress and box springs so I put the floor part between the mattress and box springs and secured them to each other using twine so they don't slide out. The canopy is off the floor but I have a bed skirt, so it looks fine. It's definitely tall enough now and looks great. I have a canopy that has cloth and mesh and it is holding up great. It's not a strong frame, so I wouldn't let kids hang on it or grab it. It's for decoration and should be treated as such. Over all, with a few tweaks, I really like how it looks.

Took a leap of faith and purchased this frame despite all of the negative reviews and it DID NOT disappoint!! I believe the weight of your bed along with proper security will keep the frame sturdy. It’s a little wobbly if you mess with it of course, but overall it’s pretty solid.

It's ok, but can't support any weight to speak of. Even normal sheet type material caused it to bend when the sheets were tied to the cornerpost. It was not super hard to put together but it wasn't easy either. I'd generally recommend just getting a four post bed and not mess around with any of these types of things. But for very thin / light material I think it would work fine.

I bought this at the urging of my daughters. They got canopy beds and thought their mom should have one as well. I figured what the heck. If I hate it, I'll give it away. First off, it is NOT stainless steel. It is chrome covered plastic. So, it's listing is completely misleading and it's price tag is way off for what you're actually getting. I didn't remember it was supposed to be metal until after I put it together and I wasn't taking it apart at that point. But seriously, this isn't worth more than $30. So, don't buy it unless they mark it down. The option for metal connectors is not the same thing as a stainless steel frame. That is completely false advertising.On the plus side, it was incredibly easy to put together. Not all of the pieces were labeled, but the ones that are work with each side to adjust the length while the rest are all the same size. Once I realized that, it went together very quickly. It's not a terrible frame, it's just grossly mislabled and shockingly overpriced. It looks nice enough. They added gloves to keep your fingerprints off the finish. It's decently sturdy considering the whole thing is plastic. My bed is a teeny bit big for it, but I strapped it to the legs of the bed and it's fine.Overall, a great canopy frame for $30, not $65. And they need to correct their listing so it's more accurate.

While it may wobble with even a light push, it isn't going to just fall over. I have about 25 lbs of curtains hanging from it and it seems fine. Shouldn't have any issues if you are just using decorative netting like what some of the pictures show.

Foe the cost it's good. They hold my curtains that I've sat and stepped on a bit and haven't broke. The metal can be bent by squeezing it but can be pushed back out. I wish it came with a fan bar but I already had one anyways so it's fine. It supports the fan bar with a lamp hanging as well.