Mattress Size Chart
Twin
Dimensions: 38″ x 75″
The smallest, classic bed available at just 38 inches wide and 75 inches long. Its compact size perfect for solo sleepers,whether it’s kids or adults with limited space, like a cozy studio apartment.
Sleeping arrangements:
Children, single sleeper or for use with bunk beds.
Twin XL
Dimensions: 38″ x 80″
A Twin XL mattress is the same width as a standard Twin but is five inches longer. This size is particularly beneficial for taller teenagers or adults. You can also use two Twin XL mattresses to create a Split King setup for complete customization for you and your partner.
Sleeping arrangements:
Taller teenagers, college dorms, single sleepers or anyone with limited space
Full
Dimensions: 54″ x 75″
A Full mattress is the same length as a Twin but take the first step to a wider bed. It is common in guest room, as there are two people sharing the bed, called as “double size” mattress.
Sleeping arrangements:
Young adults with more room space or couples.
Queen
Dimensions: 60″ x 80″
A Queen-size mattress is 60 inches wide and 80 inches long. A Queen-sized bed is the most popular choice among couples, plus it fits well in primary bedrooms without taking up the whole room.
Sleeping arrangements:
Couples who need more space than a full mattress or a young child with a parent.
King
Dimensions: 76″ x 80″
A King mattress is the same length as a Queen but is 4 inches wider. It’s spacious for couples and perfect for families with children or pets. Also, it is a popular upgrade for couples.
Sleeping arrangements:
Couples who share a bed with pets or children.
California King
Dimensions: 72″ x 84″
The most extended bed available at 72 inches wide and 85 inches long. Due to its extra length, the master can have enough space to a Cal King mattress and all other furniture.
Sleeping arrangements:
Taller couples with one or more children who desire a generous amount of sleeping area.
The Three Key Factors to Consider Before Choosing Your Right Mattress
YOUR ROOM SIZE
It is essentail to consider room size before buying a mattress. As it is determined whether or not you can have space to stretch out and decorate with funitures, making your bedroom more aesthetically pleasing.
YOUR BODY SIZE
You should take your height and width into consideration when choosing a mattress. If you are concerned about that, you can consult a sleeping specialist in advance for a relative reasuring choice.
YOUR SLEEPING POSITION
Soft to medium firmness suits side sleepers, while firmer mattresses are better for stomach sleepers. Back sleepers and combination sleepers should choose medium firmness for overall support.