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Choosing the right bed size is really important. Whether you want a single or fancy a luxurious super king bed, take the time to check out the measurements of the styles you like before you buy.
Select a size to find out more and take a look at our guide to buying the right size bed.
6ft3" (190cm) x 3ft (90cm)
Single beds are normally 3ft (90cm) wide and 6ft3" (190cm) long. This makes them ideal if you sleep alone or reside in a smaller-sized room. Comfort certainly isn't sacrificed with a single bed either, with every bed sold here at Time4Sleep promising a wonderful night's sleep. They're the perfect choice for children too, and a fantastic investment that will see them through until their late teens. Remember to always check the overall external dimensions of the bed frame as these vary between products.
6ft3" (190cm) x 4ft (120cm)
A wise choice for couples in a home that's short on space, the small double is a convenient solution for those that don't mind sleeping a little bit closer together. With a width of 4ft (120cm) and a length of 6ft3" (190cm), small double beds are becoming increasingly popular with people who sleep alone too (particularly with growing teens), as the extra space is great for stretching out! Remember to always check the overall external dimensions of the bed frame as these vary between products.
6ft3" (190cm) x 4ft6" (135cm)
A double bed is 6ft3" (190cm) x 4ft6" (135cm), which provides enough room for couples to happily sleep next to each other without any disturbances. Popular for a good reason, you'll find a wide range of double-bed styles within our range. Remember to always check the overall external dimensions of the bed frame as these vary between products.
6ft6" (200cm) x 5ft (150cm)
King size beds are typically 6ft6" (200cm) long and 5ft (150cm) wide - making them a firm favourite for couples that enjoy stretching out in bed. King size beds are also great for taller or bigger-built people, increasing comfort levels that almost guarantees an uninterrupted night's sleep. Choosing a more extravagant design can help the bed to become a focal point in the room too - great news if you're revamping your bedroom or guest space. Remember to always check the overall external dimensions of the bed frame as these vary between products.
6ft6" (200cm) x 6ft (180cm)
If you're not short on space, you might want to treat yourself to a luxurious super king bed. The ultimate bed for comfort, the super king can become a real statement piece in a bedroom. Plus, with dimensions of 6ft6" (200cm) x 6ft (180cm), you might even forget you're sleeping next to someone with so much free space! Remember to always check the overall external dimensions of the bed frame as these vary between products.
Single (3”0)
W90cm x L190cm
Small Double (4”0)
W 120cm x L 190cm
Double (4”6)
W 135cm x L 190cm
King (5”0)
W 150cm x L 200cm
Super King (6"0)
W 180cm x L 200cm
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When it comes to quality of sleep and the style of your bedroom, bed size can make a real difference. Comfort should be your priority. With plenty of space to stretch out, roll around and starfish in total comfort.
If you’re buying a young child’s bed, remember they’ll need room to grow.In terms of style, the wrong size can impact on the design of a room. Too big and the room can feel overcrowded. Too small and the bed will look out of place. It needs to be just right.
No one wants the headache of a bed that either won’t fit or won’t work in the space. So before you buy, follow these points...
The overall external dimensions of a bed frame are usually bigger than the mattress. For some beds, like sleigh beds with big curving ends, the overall footprint can vary significantly.
While for simpler styles, the mattress may go all the way to the foot end.Top tip: if you’re tall, remember that double beds are only 190cm (that’s 6”3) and king size is 200cm (or 6”6) in length. So a bed with a low foot end may be best.
Remember to allow for things like skirting boards and door frames when planning how you want to set up the room. It’s also important to factor in where the rest of your bedroom furniture will go and to make sure you have sufficient room to be able to access drawers and cupboards.Top tip: use sheets of newspaper to mark out how much floor space will be taken up by the bedroom furniture you’re planning. It’ll give you a clear picture of the remaining space and how workable it is.
If the bed is going under eaves, a high headboard may restrict how far back the bed can go against the wall.
It's worth seeing if plug sockets will be in the right place for things like bedside lamps, alarm clocks and phone chargers.
This is probably the most important thing to check. Will the items you want fit up the stairs and around balustrades and banisters? While most beds are self-assembly, some headboards are extremely large. It’s always better to double check than have the hassle of an item that won’t fit.
A single bed is 6 foot 3 inches long and 3 foot wide.
A small double bed is 6 foot 3 inches long and 4 foot wide.
A double bed is 6 foot 3 inches long and 4 foot 6 inches wide.
A king size bed is 6 foot 6 inches long and 5 foot wide.
A super king size bed is 6 foot 6 inches long and 6 foot wide.
The biggest bed size we offer here at Time4Sleep is the super king size bed.
Our handy guide will help you choose the right one.