Help identifying steel frame canopy bed

I purchased this 2" steel square tube canopy bed some 25 years ago from a friend who probably had it for at least 10+ years before that. I'm trying to get some information on it and am coming up short. There's no makers mark, just a rugged queen size frame similar to the Architecture frame by Room & Board. Any info on companies that used to make frames like this in the 90's or earlier, or anything at all, would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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2024, and I personally will not open links ...from someone I haven't yet met...

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Here you go. Almost every contemporary furniture store had their version of these beds. Companies like Room and Board would have them made to their specifications. They were available wholesale unbranded to other stores wanting the look. I have to think many were made in Mexico for the American market. Really doesn't matter who made it. It is just used furniture at this point.