Mattress Size Chart & Bed Dimension Guide
Research what size mattress might work best for you and your bedroom space.
Type | Size | Suitable for |
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Crib | 28″x52″ | Babies & Toddlers |
Twin | 38″x74″ | Children who are coming out or a crib or toddler bed. This option is great for kids or adults who are working with limited space. *This is the standard size fro loft or bunk beds. |
Twin XL | 38″x80″ | This size is great for kids or adults who are tall. This size is also typical for dorm room bunk beds. *Also common is using two twin XL’s to create a split king, most commonly uses for split king adjustable bases. |
Full or Double | 54″x75″ | This size is very common for older kids seeking more space or shorter adults with limited space. |
Full XL | 54″x80″ | This option is typical for adults who are limited in space but still want the same length as a queen mattress. |
Queen | 60″x80″ | Queen size is one of the most commonly purchases for adults and couples that do not require a lot of sleeping space or have a smaller bedroom. |
King | 76″x80″ | This is the most common size for couples who want to maximize their sleeping space. This option is great for couples who have the space or have children and pets who like to snuggle with mom and dad. |
Cal-King | 72″x84″ | This is a very common size in California. This option is best for couples who prefer the extra sleeping space and for taller individuals. Sometimes a narrow and long room will accomodate this size better than a regular king. |
Wyoming King | 84″x84″ | This size is not common in stores or online but some brands will accomodate. |
Alaskan King | 108″x108″ | This size….sounds amazing right!? Alaskan kings are also not common and would most likly incur a hefty upcharge to have made. |