80 cm bed
They are the classic old single. And they are great for children’s bedrooms. But when your children reach a adolescence you have to change to a 90 cm bed frame. Because the adolescents suddenly see their feet hanging or resting on the footboard and they can damage their back, apart from not resting.
90 cm bed
They are the modern singles, if it is a complete bed with headboard and footboard, or only headboard, you have to take into account that it will be a few cm more when measuring the available space.
The double bed
The most common sizes for double beds are: 140 cm × 190 cm (55 in × 75 in) 160 cm × 200 cm (63 in × 79 in). It’s also a great choice for slightly larger kids’ rooms if you have just one child and you want to make sure that he or she has a bit more sleeping surface to rely on. They are a very popular choice.
Queen bed
This is likely to be one of the most commonly used size by the majority of the customers. It measures 60 x 84 inches, and it sleeps two people normally. Now, you would be rather close to your partner, and the mattress needs to be splendid.
Queen beds are beds for comfortably sleeping two people and have become the most popular bed size for couples. With extra width and length added compared to Full-size beds, Queen beds provide more support for taller people and couples that feel a little cramped in a Full-size bed. In the UK, Queen beds are instead referred to as King beds.
King bed
180 or 200 centimeters wide by 180, 190 or 200 long.
This classification seems simple enough. However, in certain cases, other sizes or other names can make the search difficult: single, one and a half square beds, “Twin”, “Full”, “Queen Size”, “Super King”. Much more if they are governed by measurements based on the Anglo-Saxon metric system. The important thing, then, is to take the lengths of the beds, without getting carried away by names. And based on those measurements, decide which one is convenient for the bedroom in question.
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