Queen Platform Bed Frame with USB Ports and Trundle
Charging, storage and a guest bed in one matte black queen frame. USB ports and an open shelf sit in the walnut-look headboard, steel slats replace the box spring, and the trundle rolls out when company stays.
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Charging, storage and a guest bed in one matte black queen frame. USB ports and an open shelf sit in the walnut-look headboard, steel slats replace the box spring, and the trundle rolls out when company stays.
Queen platform bed with built-in USB headboard shelf and pull-out trundle, no box spring needed
- needs a place to charge devices by the bed
- no room for a box spring
- limited space for overnight guests
- lack of bedside storage or display space
A queen bed that charges while you sleep
Stop running cords across the floor and dragging in an air mattress. This queen platform frame brings USB charging, an open headboard shelf, and a pull-out trundle into one matte black bed.
Charging lives in the headboard now

Charge from the headboard
USB ports sit in the headboard, so phones and tablets charge without hunting for a nightstand outlet. The open shelf above holds your phone, glasses and a lamp.

Sleep without a box spring
The steel slat base carries the mattress directly. That is one less purchase and a lower, cleaner profile.

Guests get a real bed
The trundle rolls out on casters and rolls back under the frame. Pull it straight from the center front for the smoothest glide.
Frame and trundle, ready to assemble
- Queen platform bed frame×1
Steel frame, slat base, USB headboard with shelf
- Rolling trundle bed×1
On casters, slides under the frame
From cord clutter to a bed that works
The cord under the pillow
Your phone dies on the nightstand cord, the charger slips behind the bed, and the bedside table fills up with glasses, books and wires. The room never quite looks finished.

One frame, three jobs
USB ports and an open shelf sit right in the headboard. Metal slats carry the mattress directly, so you skip the box spring. The trundle rolls out when someone stays over.
Ready when company arrives
Guests get a real mattress instead of an air bed. When they leave, the trundle rolls back under the frame and your floor space is yours again.
Keep it good
- Wipe clean
Use a soft dry or slightly damp cloth on the matte black frame.
- Check bolts
Re-tighten fittings now and then.
- Roll gently
Pull the trundle straight to protect the casters.
Check the footprint before you order
- 61.8 inWidth
- 80.3 inLength
- 39 inHeadboard height
- 74.8 inTrundle length
A standard queen footprint with a shallow shelf headboard
Why this, not that
| This bed | Frame + box spring + nightstand | |
|---|---|---|
| Built-in USB charging | Yes | No |
| Needs a box spring | No | Yes |
| Guest bed included | Yes | No |
| Bedside shelf in headboard | Yes | Partial |
| Separate pieces to buy | One | Several |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Yes. The steel slat base is built to carry the mattress directly. Adding a box spring only adds height and cost.
It rolls on small casters. Pull it straight out from the center front. Thick rugs can slow the wheels, so a bare floor or low rug works best.
Yes. The ports are built into the headboard for phones and tablets. Use a wall outlet for larger appliances.
The interior span is about 60.2 in by 80.3 in, which fits a standard queen. Check the dimension diagram against your mattress before ordering.
The headboard and footboard panels have a walnut-look wood-grain finish on a matte black powder-coated steel frame.
You get the frame and trundle together. A separate frame, box spring, nightstand and guest bed would cost more and take more floor space.
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