My new bed is now ready after a problem.

I ordered a bed on Monday morning, and it arrived home Yesterday.
Today I took a paid holiday and assembled it in the morning.
Assembling was really easy with a few steps, but a problem happened.
When I set my futon on the bed, the left side of the frame suddenly cracked.
It's so light and cheap that it looks like it's firm enough.
Thanks to my father's help of fixing it, finally the bed has been at least usable as a bed.

I'm a little bit worried about if the other side may crack.
After all, however, from today I can sleep on a flat bed.
My old one hasn't been flat for some years ago after it was broken, but I have gotten along with the bed because I have no idea about what bed would be good to replace it and I was worried about how to get rid of the old one when I got a new one.

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