Don't believe me?? Just click the arrow from the second to the third picture and whoaaaa. Now that you are sufficiently impressed, here's a bit of background: we bought this when we were in bed limbo but never ended up actually using it, as we found a more permanent solution soon after. Granted, we had to work our way through the other 8 circles first, but we eventually made it to this big mountain and... I wrote a whole poem about it, but that is a story for another day my boy.
It has been in storage for a few years now in a pet-free and smoke-free milieu. One thing we liked about it was that it is very easy to assemble, disassemble, and store, the mirror opposite of a standard box spring. As above, so below. Like many of us, it needs just 12 screws and 8 nuts to feel totally satisfied; I bought some new ones for the support legs I will include. That said, I think I would recommend some washers as well: the support legs (not to be confused with the main legs, hence "spider bed") felt a little loose without them, though these are intended merely to help distribute the load much like columns in a building. This is what I learned in architecture school studio reviews, also that buildings need doors and that it is not necessary to destroy all humans, only some of them (my professor was insistent on the latter point). This spider bed is intended for a TWIN mattress. I suppose you could use other mattress sizes or grab some wood and make a table out of it if you wanted to subvert the Internet man. You are the creative sort, right? You must be if you made it through this post without your brain collapsing in on itself in a singularity, so hey, you do you.
50bux is the axing price. Pickup from the Schaumburg area; delivery available if you are reasonably close. Currently disassembled for transport.