Full Size Metal Platform Bed with Trundle and USB Ports
One full-size bed that charges your phone, sleeps a guest, and skips the box spring. Outlets sit in the headboard and a trundle rolls out underneath.
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One full-size bed that charges your phone, sleeps a guest, and skips the box spring. Outlets sit in the headboard and a trundle rolls out underneath.
Full-size platform bed with built-in USB ports and a pull-out trundle, no box spring needed
- no place to charge phones at bedside
- no space for overnight guests
- needs a box spring with standard beds
- cluttered bedside surfaces
Charge, host, and sleep without the clutter
Tired of cords snaking across the floor and air mattresses on the bedroom floor? This full-size platform bed puts outlets in the headboard and a pull-out trundle underneath, with no box spring required.
Charging built into the headboard

Outlets built into the headboard
USB ports and AC outlets sit in the headboard, so phones charge without a bedside power strip. A storage shelf above holds your phone, glasses or a book.

Pull-out trundle with casters
The trundle rolls out on swivel casters and creates a second sleeping space under the main bed. Slide it back and the floor is yours again.

Metal slats, no box spring
Metal slat support replaces a box spring. The bed sits lower, the setup is simpler, and you skip a second purchase. The frame is powder-coated white steel.
Everything included for setup
- Bed frame×1
White steel with grey-oak panels
- Metal slats
Replace the box spring
- Headboard with power strip×1
USB and AC outlets plus shelf
- Pull-out trundle×1
With swivel casters
From cord tangle to clear bedside

The nightly cord problem
The phone dies on the nightstand charger, or the cord stretches across the floor to a wall outlet behind the bed. Every night, the same routine. Every guest, an air mattress wedged into whatever floor space is left.
One bed that does more
USB ports and AC outlets sit in the headboard. A trundle rolls out from underneath. Metal slats carry the mattress, so there is no box spring to buy, haul or stack. It arrives as one set.
Life after the upgrade
Your phone charges at arm's reach and the bedside stays clear. When someone stays over, the trundle slides out and they have a real bed, no furniture moved.
This bed vs. frame plus box spring
| This bed | Frame + box spring | |
|---|---|---|
| Built-in USB and AC charging | Yes | No |
| Pull-out guest bed | Yes | No |
| Needs a box spring | No | Yes |
| Separate nightstand power strip needed | No | Yes |
| Headboard storage shelf | Yes | Partial |
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
Yes. The frame is built with metal slat support so the mattress sits directly on it and no box spring is needed. Check your mattress maker's guidance on slat support if you own a specialty model.
The trundle rolls out on swivel casters and gives a guest a separate sleeping level. It suits occasional overnight stays. Add a mattress or topper sized for it to make it comfortable.
The headboard has a built-in power strip with AC outlets and USB ports. It runs from a cord that plugs into a wall outlet, so you place the bed within reach of one.
For most setups, yes. One purchase covers the frame, slat support, charging and a second bed. Compared with a frame, box spring, nightstand power strip and air mattress, it costs less over time and takes less floor space.
The listing does not state a weight capacity, so we won't guess one. The trundle, slats and headboard arrive in the box and are assembled together with the frame. Allow extra time for your first build.
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