Product Description

Our King Platform Storage Beds combine extra large drawers for plenty of storage space with a slat support system that requires only a mattress. Wood slats are positioned lengthwise to distribute body weight evenly, minimize the amount of motion transfer and take the place of a box-spring. Metal braces under the slats provide additional stability. Underneath are 6 large storage drawers (20” depth) that run on smooth running metal drawer glides. Drawers open easily with finger pulls located at the bottom of drawer fronts and knobs have been eliminated to prevent bedclothes from catching. They are large enough to hold anything you need to store: linens, blankets, clothes, socks and even shoes are just a few ideas. Coordinate with the King Headboard and other Prepac bedroom furniture pieces. Overall bed height is 21” if used with an 8” thick mattress. Available in two attractive finishes: Black and Espresso overlay laminates. This product is made from composite woods with plywood slats. It ships flat-packed (in three cartons) and self-assembly is required. Detailed and easy-to-follow instructions are included.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #50064 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Size: king
• Color: Black
• Brand: Prepac
• Model: BBK-8400
• Dimensions: 18.75" h x 78.50" w x 81.50" l,

Features

• Drawers run on smooth, all-metal roller glides with built-in safety stops
• Constructed from high quality laminated composite woods
• Assembly Required
• Dimensions: 78.5"W x 18.75"H x 81.5"D

Customer Reviews

love this bed
It was easy to put together and is VERY sturdy and looks fantastic. The drawers are sufficient for us that we do not need a dresser. However if you do not want to bend down to get your clothes, they make wonderful storage drawers. My toddler can't get them open - which is wonderful. bed is very stylish and so much nicer than the Queen we had.

NOT COMPATIBLE with king headboard
We got this bed in a bundle with the king storage headboard in attempt to rid our bedroom of all extraneous furniture. Well, the headboard is very front-heavy, and you need to attach the bedframe to it for stability. So, I line them up -- and the bed is 1" too wide! So this great bed set that I spent -- 700 or so dollars on? -- needs hacksaw and dremel work to make it stable. I have the injuries to show what happens if you don't attach the headboard properly.

If you are getting JUST the bed, it's a pretty good bed. The wooden slats aren't all flat (have persistent bends), which makes assembly difficult (you don't just lay the slats on top like other beds). Some of the drawers don't end up flush against the bed, and no amount of tweaking seems to fix it. And to tweak? Well, you pretty much have to take the bed apart (a 2-hour ordeal to see if you can adjust a drawer caster -- just to adjust it and find it makes no difference).

Other than that, it's pretty solid.