Standard Mattress Sizes<\/h3>\n\n- Twin:\u00a0<\/strong>38″x 75″<\/li>\n
- Full:\u00a0<\/strong>54″ x 75″<\/li>\n
- Queen:\u00a0<\/strong>60″ x 80″<\/li>\n
- King:\u00a0<\/strong>76″ x 80″<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Specialty Mattress Sizes<\/h3>\n\n- Twin XL:\u00a0<\/strong>38″ x 80″<\/li>\n
- Full XL:\u00a0<\/strong>54″ x 80″<\/li>\n
- Split Queen:\u00a0<\/strong>30″ x 80″<\/li>\n
- California King:\u00a0<\/strong>72″ x 84″<\/li>\n
- Alaskan King:\u00a0<\/strong>108″ x 108″<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Twin<\/h4>\n
Twin mattresses<\/span>\u00a0are ideal for small spaces. While they are most commonly found in children’s rooms or college dorms, they can usually fit one adult comfortably as well. Because they are small and relatively light,\u00a0twin mattresses<\/span>\u00a0work well in bunk beds, side by side in a guest room or children’s room, and in small or odd-shaped rooms.<\/p>\nFull<\/h4>\n
Also known as a double, a full size mattress provides plenty of space for one average-sized adult to spread out while sleeping. If you share a bed with someone, a full size mattress may be a bit tight for everyday use. However, full mattresses are perfect for teens who have outgrown their twin beds and those looking to save money on furnishing starter homes. They are a great piece of furniture to invest in since they can easily be transitioned into a guest room.<\/p>\n
Queen<\/h4>\n
Spacious, versatile, and easy to fit in nearly any room, there’s no question why queen-sized mattresses are the most popular size for couples and single people alike. Those who share a bed have more room to sleep undisturbed than they would on a full mattress while still being able to walk freely around their bedroom. Because of their popularity, it’s easy to find an array of bedding options for this size in a wide range of styles and price points.<\/p>\n
King<\/h4>\n
For those who require plenty of space to stretch out without wanting to bump elbows with their partner, a king mattress is the best option. This size gives couples the equivalent to their own twin size bed. King mattresses are perfect for taller people, as well as those who sleep with children or large pets. While they are great to sprawl out in without disturbing your partner, their large size eliminates them as an option for many homes. Not only are they difficult to maneuver around tight corners and stairways, but they also limit the amount of walking space in small bedrooms. Additionally, the bedding to go with them may be more expensive than a full or queen and require extra-long pillows.<\/p>\n
California King<\/h4>\n
If a king mattress isn’t quite long enough for your liking, a California king might be a better option. While this mattress 4″ narrower than a traditional king, it’s also 4″ longer, making it great for tall people, active sleepers, or those who sleep with multiple children or pets. If this sounds like the mattress size for you, be sure that your bedroom is roomy. To accommodate a mattress this size, it’s recommended that your bedroom be at least 12’x12′.<\/p>\n
Factors to Consider Before Mattress Shopping<\/h2>\n
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Specialty Mattress Sizes<\/h3>\n\n- Twin XL:\u00a0<\/strong>38″ x 80″<\/li>\n
- Full XL:\u00a0<\/strong>54″ x 80″<\/li>\n
- Split Queen:\u00a0<\/strong>30″ x 80″<\/li>\n
- California King:\u00a0<\/strong>72″ x 84″<\/li>\n
- Alaskan King:\u00a0<\/strong>108″ x 108″<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Twin<\/h4>\n
Twin mattresses<\/span>\u00a0are ideal for small spaces. While they are most commonly found in children’s rooms or college dorms, they can usually fit one adult comfortably as well. Because they are small and relatively light,\u00a0twin mattresses<\/span>\u00a0work well in bunk beds, side by side in a guest room or children’s room, and in small or odd-shaped rooms.<\/p>\nFull<\/h4>\n
Also known as a double, a full size mattress provides plenty of space for one average-sized adult to spread out while sleeping. If you share a bed with someone, a full size mattress may be a bit tight for everyday use. However, full mattresses are perfect for teens who have outgrown their twin beds and those looking to save money on furnishing starter homes. They are a great piece of furniture to invest in since they can easily be transitioned into a guest room.<\/p>\n
Queen<\/h4>\n
Spacious, versatile, and easy to fit in nearly any room, there’s no question why queen-sized mattresses are the most popular size for couples and single people alike. Those who share a bed have more room to sleep undisturbed than they would on a full mattress while still being able to walk freely around their bedroom. Because of their popularity, it’s easy to find an array of bedding options for this size in a wide range of styles and price points.<\/p>\n
King<\/h4>\n
For those who require plenty of space to stretch out without wanting to bump elbows with their partner, a king mattress is the best option. This size gives couples the equivalent to their own twin size bed. King mattresses are perfect for taller people, as well as those who sleep with children or large pets. While they are great to sprawl out in without disturbing your partner, their large size eliminates them as an option for many homes. Not only are they difficult to maneuver around tight corners and stairways, but they also limit the amount of walking space in small bedrooms. Additionally, the bedding to go with them may be more expensive than a full or queen and require extra-long pillows.<\/p>\n
California King<\/h4>\n
If a king mattress isn’t quite long enough for your liking, a California king might be a better option. While this mattress 4″ narrower than a traditional king, it’s also 4″ longer, making it great for tall people, active sleepers, or those who sleep with multiple children or pets. If this sounds like the mattress size for you, be sure that your bedroom is roomy. To accommodate a mattress this size, it’s recommended that your bedroom be at least 12’x12′.<\/p>\n
Factors to Consider Before Mattress Shopping<\/h2>\n
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Twin<\/h4>\n
Twin mattresses<\/span>\u00a0are ideal for small spaces. While they are most commonly found in children’s rooms or college dorms, they can usually fit one adult comfortably as well. Because they are small and relatively light,\u00a0twin mattresses<\/span>\u00a0work well in bunk beds, side by side in a guest room or children’s room, and in small or odd-shaped rooms.<\/p>\n Also known as a double, a full size mattress provides plenty of space for one average-sized adult to spread out while sleeping. If you share a bed with someone, a full size mattress may be a bit tight for everyday use. However, full mattresses are perfect for teens who have outgrown their twin beds and those looking to save money on furnishing starter homes. They are a great piece of furniture to invest in since they can easily be transitioned into a guest room.<\/p>\n Spacious, versatile, and easy to fit in nearly any room, there’s no question why queen-sized mattresses are the most popular size for couples and single people alike. Those who share a bed have more room to sleep undisturbed than they would on a full mattress while still being able to walk freely around their bedroom. Because of their popularity, it’s easy to find an array of bedding options for this size in a wide range of styles and price points.<\/p>\n For those who require plenty of space to stretch out without wanting to bump elbows with their partner, a king mattress is the best option. This size gives couples the equivalent to their own twin size bed. King mattresses are perfect for taller people, as well as those who sleep with children or large pets. While they are great to sprawl out in without disturbing your partner, their large size eliminates them as an option for many homes. Not only are they difficult to maneuver around tight corners and stairways, but they also limit the amount of walking space in small bedrooms. Additionally, the bedding to go with them may be more expensive than a full or queen and require extra-long pillows.<\/p>\n If a king mattress isn’t quite long enough for your liking, a California king might be a better option. While this mattress 4″ narrower than a traditional king, it’s also 4″ longer, making it great for tall people, active sleepers, or those who sleep with multiple children or pets. If this sounds like the mattress size for you, be sure that your bedroom is roomy. To accommodate a mattress this size, it’s recommended that your bedroom be at least 12’x12′.<\/p>\nFull<\/h4>\n
Queen<\/h4>\n
King<\/h4>\n
California King<\/h4>\n
Factors to Consider Before Mattress Shopping<\/h2>\n
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