When looking for the ideal bed size, the size of your bedroom and your budget are key considerations.
In this mattress sizes and
dimensions guide, we will discuss the various mattress sizes available as well
as the recommended room size for each of them to assist you in selecting the
most appropriate mattress size.
Apart from texture and feel, another essential facet of your mattress that influences your decision is its size.
One of the most important considerations is the size of your mattress.
Here are the different mattress sizes in the world...
Types Of Mattresses | Mattress Sizes (In Inches):
Mattress Size Chart:
MATTRESS SIZE |
DIMENSIONS (IN INCHES) |
DIMENSIONS (IN CENTIMETERS) |
---|---|---|
Crib | 28 × 52 inches | 71.12 × 132.08 cm |
Small Single | 30 × 75 inches | 76.20 × 190.50 cm |
Twin | 38 × 75 inches | 96.52 × 190.50 cm |
Twin XL | 38 × 80 inches | 96.52 × 203.20 cm |
Full | 54 × 75 inches | 137.16 × 190.50 cm |
Full XL | 54 × 80 inches | 137.16 × 203.20 cm |
Queen | 60 × 80 inches | 152.40 × 203.20 cm |
Olympic Queen | 66 × 80 inches | 167.64 × 203.20 cm |
King | 76 × 80 inches | 193.04 × 203.20 cm |
California King | 72 × 84 inches | 182.88 × 213.36 cm |
Crib Bed / Mattresses:
A crib size mattress is 28" wide by 52" long and no more than 6 inches thick, designed to fit inside a crib.
Because the federal government regulates crib mattress sizes for safety reasons, finding one that fits your crib should be simple.
Soft bedding has been linked to
sudden infant death syndrome, so the mattress should be firm.
Small Single Bed / Mattresses:
Small single-size mattresses are frequently used to transition a child from the crib to sleeping in a bed.
Toddlers can sleep comfortably on one until they reach the size of a twin mattress.
If you have limited living space, a
small single mattress can also be used as a small guest bed.
Twin Bed / Mattresses:
This is typically appropriate for children who have outgrown cribs and toddler beds and are ready to progress to a larger mattress.
Furthermore, Twin beds are an excellent choice for those who sleep in cramped quarters, have small rooms, or share a room with a sibling or roommate.
This type is commonly found in day
beds, bunk beds, dorm room beds, and guest room beds.
Twin XL Bed / Mattresses:
9.6 feet by 10.6 feet is the minimum room size required.
The twin XL mattress is 5 inches longer than the twin mattress, making it ideal for taller individuals.
The twin XL mattress is a popular mattress size for college dorm rooms because it works well with bunk beds.
Twin
XL mattresses are less expensive than full or queen size beds, so keeping one
on hand for a guest is a cost-effective option.
Full Bed / Mattresses:
9.6 feet by 10.6 feet is the minimum room size required.
A full size mattress, also known as a double bed, does not provide enough space for a couple, but it is a significant upgrade for a single sleeper.
A double bed provides enough space to spread out while taking up little floor space, making it an excellent choice for teenagers or young adults.
Double mattresses are less expensive than queen mattresses, but they are more difficult to move because they are not as compact and lightweight as a twin XL.
Full XL Bed / Mattresses:
9.6 feet by 10.6 feet is the minimum room size required.
A full XL mattress adds 5 inches of legroom, allowing for the height of a full-grown adult.
We don't recommend this
size for couples because the width is too narrow; however, it makes an
excellent guest room bed — especially if you don't have enough money for a queen size.
Queen Bed / Mattresses:
Olympic Queen Bed / Mattresses:
10 feet by 10 feet is the minimum room size required.
The Olympic queen adds 6 inches of width for couples who don't require a king-size bed but want more space.
Because this mattress is not a standard size bed, it is not as easily found in mattress stores.
Olympic queen size bedding is also difficult to come by.
They can be
used in RVs, campers, and mobile homes.
King Bed / Mattresses:
12 feet by 12 feet is the minimum room size required.
King mattresses are 16 inches wider than queen beds and are long enough to accommodate most adult sleepers.
The king-size bed has the widest mattress of the standard bed sizes, allowing two people to have their own space.
Split king mattresses are available, which are two Twin XL beds side by side.
Instead of settling for a single bed, this option allows couples to have different mattress preferences.
Many people prefer the split king mattress size because it works well with
adjustable beds.
California King Bed / Mattresses:
Room dimensions must be 12 feet by 12 feet.
A California king mattress is 4 inches narrower and 4 inches longer than a standard king mattress.
The extra length allows for extra tall people to be accommodated.
This mattress can accommodate two adult sleepers as well as parents who co-sleep with a child.
The California king bed is
available in a split configuration, allowing each sleeper to choose a different
mattress firmness than their partner.
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