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Finding the perfect mattress is about more than just comfort—size plays a pivotal role in achieving a good night's sleep. The right mattress size gives you enough room to stretch, move, and rest without disturbance. This guide covers how to shop for mattresses by size and dimensions—read on to learn more!
Dimensions:
Twin: 75”L x 38”W
Twin XL: 80”L x 38”W
Best For:
Children’s rooms
Guest rooms
Single sleepers
The Twin XL offers extra legroom, making it a great choice for taller individuals. Twin mattresses are a staple in children’s rooms, while Twin XL is popular in college dorms.
Dimensions:
75”L x 54”W
Best For:
Single adults
Small guest rooms
With more width than a Twin, Full mattresses provide additional space for solo sleepers who want to spread out. However, double mattresses may feel cramped for couples.
Dimensions:
80”L x 60”W
Best For:
Couples
Master bedrooms
Guest rooms
Queen mattresses are the most popular choice for couples due to their balance of comfort and space-saving. They fit well in most standard-sized bedrooms.
Dimensions:
King: 80”L x 76”W
Split King: Two Twin XLs side by side, measuring 80”L x 76”W total
Best For:
Couples seeking maximum personal space
Families with young children or pets sharing the bed
King mattresses offer luxurious space, while Split Kings provide adjustable sides for custom firmness levels.
Dimensions:
California King: 84”L x 72”W
Split California King: Two halves measuring 84”L x 72”W total
Best For:
Taller sleepers
Spacious master bedrooms
California Kings trade some width for added length, making them perfect for taller sleepers. Split Kings, on the other hand, provide customizable comfort for couples, allowing each side to be adjusted independently for maximum sleep satisfaction.
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When deciding which mattress size is right, consider:
Room size: Ensure there’s ample room around the bed for movement.
Number of sleepers: Will you share the bed with a partner, children, or pets?
Sleep preferences: Do you prefer more personal space?
Explore some of our top mattress recommendations at Standard TV & Appliance:
1. Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-ProAdapt Mattress (Model: 10737150)
Size Options: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, Cal King, Split Cal King
Features:
Whole-body support from ventilated TEMPUR-Material™
Cool-to-the-touch comfort and breathability with the SmartClimate® cover
Innovative materials that isolate movement
2. Stearns & Foster Reserve Soft Mattress (Model: 53010051)
Size Options: Twin XL, Queen, King, California King, Split California King
Features:
Soft Euro pillow top construction
Intellicoil® HD Innersprings with PrecisionEdge™ Support
TEMPER-Indulge™ Memory Foam
3. Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Adapt® Mattress (Model: 10734150)
Size Options: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, Cal King, Split Cal King
Features:
Adaptive TEMPUR® material for personalized comfort
Designed to reduce motion transfer
Breathable cover for cool sleeping
Ready to transform your nights? Explore the best mattresses at Standard and visit one of our multiple mattress stores conveniently located throughout Oregon. Browse our selection of the best memory foam mattresses, hybrid mattresses, and innerspring mattresses. Upgrade your sleep space with a quality mattress that redefines bedtime!
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Q: What is the difference between a queen and a California king?
A: A queen mattress measures 80 inches long and 60 inches wide, while a California king is slightly longer at 84 inches but narrower at 72 inches. The California king is ideal for taller individuals, while the queen is a popular choice for couples and fits more easily in most standard bedrooms.
Q: How much bigger is a queen than a full?
A: A queen mattress measures 80 inches long and 60 inches wide, offering 6 inches of additional width and 5 inches of extra length compared to a full mattress, which measures 75 inches long and 54 inches wide. This added space can make a significant difference for couples or taller individuals.
Q: Can two people sleep on a full bed?
A: Technically, two people can sleep on a full bed, but it may feel cramped. Full beds are better suited for single sleepers or smaller spaces. Couples may find a queen or larger size more comfortable.
Q: Is there a difference between a 10 and 12-inch mattress?
A: Yes, the difference is in the mattress thickness. A 12-inch mattress typically offers more support layers, resulting in better pressure relief and a more luxurious feel than a 10-inch mattress. However, it depends on personal comfort preferences.
Q: Which type of mattress is best for sleeping?
A: The best type of mattress depends on individual preferences. Memory foam offers pressure relief and contouring, hybrid mattresses combine support and comfort layers, and innerspring mattresses provide a more traditional feel with bounce. Factors like sleeping position, firmness preference, and any special needs like back support should guide your choice.
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