Buying mattresses can become a somewhat complicated task if we do not know well the measures that exist on the market and for which case each one is recommended. And there are many more options than we think we know, so letting yourself be advised by a professional can be essential.
What measurements can our bed have?
- 80 CM WIDE
This is a special width slightly smaller than the standard for single beds. It is a good option as a first mattress for children, if you have little space in the room. - 90 CM WIDE
It is the standard type size for a single bed. As it is standard, it is the most economical measure. In addition, it will be much easier to find a base for this type of mattress than for the previous one. - 105 CM WIDE
In recent times it is the most normalized width for single beds, especially if you are people who move around a lot while sleeping. - 120 CM WIDE
Perhaps this measurement is less well known, but it is ideal for people who sleep alone but need to have their space, even while sleeping 😉 - 135 CM WIDE
The standard for double beds a few years ago, as it is now more common to opt for slightly larger sizes. If you are a spoon lover, it is a good option. Also if you don’t have a very spacious room. - 140 CM WIDE
It is a measure inherited from Scandinavian countries, which has become common for the sale of cheap and designer furniture mainly from Swedish firms. - 150 CM WIDE
For couples who like to sleep soundly. It is currently the most popular measurement among couples. - 160 CM WIDE
For independent couples, who like to have space. It allows great freedom of movement. - 200 CM WIDE
These measures are at the request of couples with children who like to sleep with their parents. A good option to sleep accompanied but with more than enough space.
When choosing the length, it is essential to choose 10 cm more than our height.
