Perfect Fit for You, But You Might Not Fit

by Pankhil Desai Mattress Expert

What Matters in A Mattress?

Mattresses have a standard size. However, some mattress companies are very particular about complimenting the mattresses to the height of the sleeper. This is ensured to avoid either feeling like a pea in the plate or Gulliver in the cockpit. Both of these can end up making you feel uneasy and insufficient in your own bed. Mattress size differs as you swim across the various designs and ranges of mattresses. That said, at House of Bed, there are three sizes into which the mattresses are aggregated- Namely- Twin, Queen, and King.

The three types of sizes remain the same across the three designs at House of bed, that is, Bouncy mattresses, Cuddly mattresses, and Royal mattresses. While the first two are made of latex and memory foam respectively, the last one picks the quality of the two and glue them together to add the 'bouncy' and 'cuddly' element to your beds.

Drawing your attention to the significance of the mattress size, House of Bed mandates fitting into your mattress as fitting into your clothes. A size of the mattress that admires your body is pretty much like your well-fitted clothes that make you look good and feel comfortable. Ensuring that every member has his own personalized mattress for a bed is another agenda House of Bed strives for. That way, only the designs and the mattress foams are not what should beget your attention, the size of the mattress should equally resonate whom it’s meant for.

It is for the same reason that there are mattresses available at a size your kids will feel comfortable sleeping on. Short or tall, House of Bed has got you covered; it is made to celebrate your body and guarantees a vice versa.

Here's more about the size of mattresses along with some recommendations to guide you along.

Twin size mattresses are great for the little ones in your home who have just made it out of the cribs and need a bed of their own. Also if you think you've got smaller rooms, twin mattress makes for the best daybeds, bunk beds, and guest beds.

They come in three sizes:

Twin S ("3 x 6 ft")

Twin M ("3 x 6.25 ft")

Twin L ("3 x 6.5 ft") (for taller kids)

The added inches in a Queen size mattresses can make a huge difference to the comfort it brings. While it is the most popular mattress size, it is great for couples who like to cuddle together as they sleep. Also, if you're a couple with not a huge room, you can have enough living space with a queen size bed. Even though you are a single sleeper, you are spared with plenty of space even in an M size.

Like twin size, queen mattresses come in three variations of sizes:

Queen S ("5 x 6 ft")

Queen M ("5 x 6.25 ft")

Queen L ("5 x 6.5 ft")

King Size Beds are the big boss among the mattresses. They are also called full-size mattresses. As a matter of fact, two Twin size mattresses pulled together make for a huge King size bed. However, it is recommended that your living room is left with enough space after having one of these set. It would be an added hassle also to measure your corridors, doors, and basically, everywhere the mattress will need passing through to sit on your bed finally. However, with House of Bed, this shall not be an issue since your bed comes in a box, all wrapped and rolled.

They come in three variations like the previous two:

King S ("6 x 6 ft")

King M ("6 x 6.25 ft")

King L (6 x 6.5 ft")

More Reasons Why Mattresses Come in Various Sizes

The standard bed size varies from country to country. This is also a reason why House of Bed pays much attention to a variety of dimensions of the mattresses.

The bed frames may vary in size and degree of ornamentation.

Two similar kind mattresses can still vary in dimensions owing to the manufacturing limits, amount of padding, and support type they are subjected to.

Keeping these things in mind helps you eliminate common errors people generally make while buying a mattress for their homes. Hope this guide proves helpful in finding your best fit.

Happy Snoozing!