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STANDARD MATTRESS SIZES:
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Australian Sizes |
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Single |
92 x 190 cm
36 x 74 inches |
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Double |
137 x 190 cm
54 x 74 inches |
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Queen |
153 x 202 cm
60 x 80 inches |
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King |
183 x 202 cm
72 x 80 inches |
Single
36" x 74" Is most often used in children's rooms and guest
bedrooms. It's a narrow bed that's easy to make
and can fit almost anywhere. Approx. width per
person: 36"
Pros: Because of its small size it will fit
easily into smaller bedrooms. Sheets are less
expensive than for other size beds. A Twin bed
is easy to make.
Cons: Too short for many adults.
Double 54" x 75" (also known as Full) Are only
18" wider than a Single bed. This won't leave much
elbow room for 2 adults. Too, a Double
bed is only 74" long which may be too short for
some adults. Approx. width per person: 27"
Pros: Fits into smaller rooms. Sheets are less
expensive than queen or king size.
Cons: Many people find a Double is too narrow
for 2 adults with only 27" in width for each
person. And, it may be too short for some.
Queen 60" x 80" Beds are 6" wider (and
6"
longer) than a Double bed. These added inches
can make all the difference in comfort, but each
adult still has 6" less than the width of a
standard single bed. However, it's a good choice
for guest rooms and smaller master bedrooms.
Approx. width per person: 30"
Pros: A better fit for 2 adults. The 80" length
comfortably accommodates most adults. Bedding is
easy to find.
Cons: At only 30" of wide for each person (only
3" wider than a Double) many people find a Queen
is still too narrow for comfortable sleeping for
a couple. Note that some bedding is sold as
"Full/Queen" and may not perfectly fit either
size, so check the measurements before
purchasing. Can use standard pillows or the
slightly larger queen size pillows.
King 72" x 80"
is about 12" wider than a Queen bed. Both are
about 80" long. The King is the only bed
to give each person the same width as a Single
bed. In fact you can push two Single beds
together to be the same size as a King. This is
a good way to have a versatile guest room (use 2
twins separately or push together to make a king
bed for couples).
Approx. width per person: 38"
Pros: This is the widest standard bed available.
Roomy enough for 2 large adults. The 80" length
comfortably accommodates most people. Sheets are
easy to find and are generally labeled simply
"King".
Cons: This is a very large mattress that may not
fit easily up stairs or into smaller rooms (this
however, is not a problem with the Magniflex
mattress which is vacuum packed and can easily
be carried up any stairs no matter how small).
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