Best Bed Frame?

I know it may seem a bit off-putting that I'm asking about bed frames on a finance forum but I figured it would make sense given the need for good sleep within the industry Looking for something that isn't too expensive but holds up fine and won't break for any reason

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The bed frame doesn't really impact comfort. Usually, the box spring or half a box spring goes below the mattress. Get a nice bed frame as you'll probably have it for a couple of decades or more. I bought mine in 2006 for $600 in dark espresso as all of my furniture is in dark espresso. It has a large back board. Equivalent ones are probably $800 - $1200 now. My only concern is I have moved so many times the screws are starting to strip. 

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We went cheaper on the bedframe got one of the metal ones from Wayfair or Ikea. We just made sure it was metal, so the above situation doesn't happen. I moved a bunch, and my bedframe started to deteriorate over time. It was restoration hardware and used by movers every time. It just didn't like being taken apart every 16 months or so. This time spent like 500-800 bucks don't fully remember after a sale, I believe it was a wayfair ikea knockoff. Been great, we spent the money on the mattress made a huge difference. 

 

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