King Bed Frame
Orlando Velvet LED King Bed with Drawers and Charging Station
$560.99
8 frames

A heavy duty king bed frame is one its maker rates for a high weight. Ours are rated for 1,000 to 1,200 lb, are all built on metal or iron frames and stand 39 to 54 inches tall. Six fit a 76 x 80 inch king mattress and two a 72 x 84 inch California king (see all our California king bed frames).
What makes each one a sturdy king bed frame? On five of the eight, the product page shows the part that carries the load: reinforced legs on the Brooklyn's steel frame, center legs under the Flagstaff's iron frame, a center beam on the Orlando, a center rail on the Phoenix and, on the Pittsburgh, rated 1,200 lb, an all-metal support deck included with the frame (our product pages, checked on November 12, 2026).
You will find a plain black steel platform bed, a black metal bed with LED lighting and four drawers, a fluted bed whose deck lifts over a storage well, a fluted wingback and four upholstered wingbacks. The weight figure is the maker's own; each product page gives the outside size and the materials. For all-metal looks, see our metal king bed frames; for more padded headboards with side wings, our wingback king beds.
How much do you need? Our guide to the bed frame weight limit works out the total, mattress included.
Rated for 1,000 lb by their makers: the fluted Phoenix lift storage bed and the wingback Sacramento California king on a metal frame.
Want room under the bed as well? See our tall king size bed frames, high off the ground.
Need it dark as well as sturdy? Our black collection is mostly built like a black king platform bed, on slats: 17 of its 20 frames need no box spring, their makers say.
Sleeping on a dip? Our sagging mattress guide shows how to tell a worn mattress from a frame that lets it down.
The frame is only part of the spend: our king bed cost breakdown covers the mattress and the other items to budget for.
King Bed Frame
$560.99
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$169.99
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$434.99
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$614.99
California King Bed Frame
$604.99
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$494.99
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$594.99
Sizes are the makers' figures, listed on each product page.
Before you choose
The Pittsburgh is a black metal king bed rated for 1,200 lb by its maker, the most here. Its headboard puts a padded panel under a two-tier shelf with LED lighting, a charging station with outlets and USB ports and a hidden flip-up compartment, and four drawers slide out under the deck. It is 48.4 inches tall. For less, the Brooklyn is a plain black steel platform bed with brown headboard and footboard panels, with a steel slat deck, on a frame its maker rates for 1,000 lb.
The Phoenix is fluted from its winged headboard down to the base in a walnut-tone wood-grain finish. Its whole slatted deck rises on twin gas struts to open a storage well the size of the mattress, on an iron lift frame; its maker rates the bed for 1,000 lb. The base sits on the floor and encloses the storage well.
The Flagstaff has a tall wingback headboard and an enclosed base, both clad in vertical fluting with a light natural wood look, 52.4 inches tall. It is not solid wood: the maker lists an iron frame and engineered wood (MDF) panels, and rates the slat system for up to 1,000 lb.
The Hartford is an ivory king bed with a 54 inch camelback headboard that curves up at the center and folds forward into soft wings, on turned wooden feet in a walnut finish. For a California king, the Irvine has a 54 inch headboard whose wings curve toward the pillows, in cream white chenille or ivory canvas, and the Sacramento a 52.5 inch headboard with straight wings, in oat boucle or ivory canvas, on a wood base that sits on the floor. All three are rated for 1,000 lb on a metal frame.
These are the makers' figures, not tests of our own: on the Flagstaff the maker gives it for the slat system, on the Irvine for the slat base. Compare it with the weight of your mattress and of the people who sleep on it. All eight carry the mattress on slats or a metal support. Five need no box spring, as their makers say. On the Phoenix and the Flagstaff the makers' listings contradict themselves, so check those two with us before buying; for the Brooklyn, the maker does not say.
Outside, the frames measure 77.5 to 83 inches wide and 81.3 to 89 inches long. Two makers give a mattress thickness: 9 inches or more for the Hartford, more than 9 inches for the Sacramento. All eight ship free by parcel carrier, in 1 or 2 boxes where the maker gives the count,, to the lower 48 states and DC. Our room calculator checks the outside size against your walls.
| Bed | Outside (W x L) | Height | Box spring | Weight capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pittsburgh | 77.6 x 87.4 in | 48.4 in | Not needed | 1,200 lb |
| Brooklyn | 78.2 x 84.1 in | 39 in | Maker does not say | 1,000 lb |
| Phoenix | 77.5 x 81.9 in | 44.5 in | Unclear: the maker's listing contradicts itself | 1,000 lb |
| Flagstaff | 79.9 x 81.3 in | 52.4 in | Unclear: the maker's listing contradicts itself | Up to 1,000 lb on the slat system |
| Hartford | 83 x 85.8 in | 54 in | Not needed | 1,000 lb |
| Irvine | 80 x 89 in | 54 in | Not needed | 1,000 lb |
| Sacramento | 79.1 x 88.9 in | 52.5 in | Not needed | 1,000 lb |
| Orlando | 78 x 84.4 in | 47.2 in | Not needed | 1,000 lb |
Sizes and figures are the makers' own, as listed on each product page, where you will also find the current price.
Here, a weight rating of at least 1,000 lb from the maker. All eight of ours are built on metal or iron frames. The rating is the maker's figure, not a test we run ourselves.
Our makers rate these frames for 1,000 lb, except the Pittsburgh, rated for 1,200 lb. The lowest priced is the Brooklyn.
Five of ours do not: they carry the mattress on slats or a metal support. On the Phoenix and the Flagstaff the maker's listing contradicts itself, so check with us before buying. For the Brooklyn, the maker does not say.
Yes, two, both rated for 1,000 lb: the Irvine, in cream white chenille or ivory canvas, and the Sacramento, in oat boucle or ivory canvas.
The Pittsburgh has four drawers under the deck, the Orlando two drawers at the foot, and the Phoenix a slatted deck that lifts on gas struts over a storage well.
No. Its maker lists an iron frame and engineered wood (MDF) panels; the fluted wood look comes from the finish.
By parcel carrier, in 1 or 2 boxes. Shipping is free to the lower 48 states and DC.