Breathable Moisture-Proof Bed Plate, Guest Tatami Mat,Wood Roll-Type Slatted Bed Japanese Floor Futon Mattress, Floor Sleep Bedding (Full)

Really nice. Rolled out as stated no problem and you can roll it up and take it anywhere you go. with ease.

Good quality and even panels. I purchased this for my toddler’s twin bed, it’s great. Not ultra heavy, and the mattress lays super well on it. It’s really quick and easy to put down, it legit takes 2 seconds. Very true to size and sturdy. I’m happy with my purchase.

I think it's made of pine. The surface is very smooth and nice, but there are some splinters between some of the slats. Not all of the slats lay perfectly flat, but this probably won't matter when a mattress is placed on top. There are two places where the slats are spaced a little wider (so it can be folded) shown in my photos. The slats themselves are about half an inch thick but have enough support that I was able to walk over them and didn't feel any bending or hear any cracking. The Queen size measured 77" L x 59" W. Overall, it is reasonably nice and I'm happy with it.

This product is perfect

I’ve been on the hunt for an affordable low profile wooden bed frame and this was just perfect. My French Bulldog has IVDD and cannot jump on or off furniture. This bed frame meets her mobility and safety needs while letting my mattress breathe which was also a high priority for me. You roll it out like a rug and bingo bango you’ve got yourself a bed frame!

The media could not be loaded. I was afraid to purchase this because of limited/mixed reviews. I was also concerned that it would be a bulky, heavy wood (it’s not).Product delivered in perfect condition.Free returns gave me peace of mind.Very easy to roll !!! (update: 4 months using every night still in perfect condition)I’m pretty good at building things and seeing some say “it’s just a wood pallet” I thought about doing a DIY.I’ll try to make this short: This is not “just a pallet.”This wood is actually quite expensive due to how lightweight and smooth it is. Additionally, to build something that rolls would be extremely tedious. Even if you instead made a normal platform bed, using similar wood would be very expensive. Alternatively, you can use “common board” which is cheaper, but it is very heavy and bulky.All that to say this is an excellent price. In fact, the price is almost (or less than) what it would cost you in just material / supplies for DIY.

The photo looks a lot better than what I received. The slats did not line up that well. I replaced it with something far better, nicer design, and less costly from Amazon.

I purchased this item instead of one that appeared more polished in photos (and cost significantly less) because I couldn't wait a month for delivery, and was concerned about possible tariffs kicking in. It did arrive promptly (within a week) and does what I need it to do, but I'm not entirely satisfied, and think it is a little overpriced. If I could give half-star ratings, I would rate it 3.5.The boards have attractive graining, and, as other reviewers have noted, are sanded smooth, on ends and corners as well as on surfaces. However, this sanding left the boards covered in a dust so fine that I didn't see or feel it until it got all over my mattress, which is going to take hours of brushing and vacuuming to get rid of. There was also a little pitch from one of the boards that got onto my mattress - there is no way to remove pitch from fabric. I am quite unhappy about these negative impacts on my brand new mattress. I strongly recommend wiping down the boards thoroughly with a damp cloth before placing anything on them, and running your hands over them carefully to feel for any pitchy spots (typically at knots).The support blocks are NOT sanded on the sides, except the sides facing outward at the edges of the platform. Since there are 68 blocks, each with two cut edges (totaling 136), and only 38 of them are sanded, that means almost 3/4 of the block edges aren't sanded. These raw edges are the source of the splinters other reviewers have mentioned. They are mostly short, thick splinters, with blunt ends, below the bed platform, not likely to stick your bed or feet, but I still have to pick one or two out of the carpet every couple of days. The raw edges are unsightly and detract from the quality of the item, s well as raising some concern that the block will continue to deteriorate to the point of splitting at the corners. Also, the non-skid pads on a few of the blocks were glued on crooked. Not a functional or cosmetic issue (since they are facing the floor), but representative that attention to detail in this product is limited to what shows.The boards seem fine for my lying down weight (which is not small), but if I need to step on them, I am careful to step only where there is a support block underneath, as they don't necessarily seem strong enough to support my concentrated weight all on one point.The platform rolls up easily, but when unrolled again, the slats are unevenly spaced, and the ends aren't lined up. I have found a bookcase board is very useful for quickly squaring all of the ends to the same alignment. However, the spacing between slats has to be adjusted by hand every night, since I roll it up every morning. The flexibility of the spacing is not all bad. My mattress has stretched as I have slept on it for a few weeks, and I have happily been able to increase the space between the slats of the platform to match the increased length. Still, I wish I had a space where I could just leave it unrolled all the time so I didn't have to arrange the slats every night.If I had it to do again, I'd have ordered the other platform before I ordered my mattress and waited out the month.