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Last Updated 26-07-2014 Permanent link to this page: https://www.theoakbedstore.co.uk/pages/uk-standard-mattress-sizesHow to Buy a Pine Wardrobe on eBay imageHaving a wardrobe is essential in the bedroom to keep one s clothes and other items organised, especially when there is no built-in storage space. Choosing what kind of wardrobe to buy is a daunting task,...Read More about How to Buy a Pine Wardrobe on eBayUK Single: 90 x 190 cm The UK standard single sized mattress (3ft x 6ft 3) is a size which is favoured for children's rooms and guest rooms. It is our smallest mattress and is therefore a great choice for a smaller bedroom allowing more space for other furniture. EU Single: 90 x 200 cm The EU sized standard bed (3ft x 6ft 6) offers 10cm more leg space than the UK single mattress, allowing the sleeper more room to stretch out. UK Double: 135 x 190 cm The UK standard double mattress (4ft 6 x 6ft 3) is perfect for sleepers who move around a lot during the night.
It is also a great for couples who have a small bedroom or for a guest room where you want to be able to host a visit pair. EU Double: 140 x 200 cm The EU standard size double bed (4ft 7 x 6ft 6) is a great choice for sleepers who do more than sleeping on their mattress, making space for the things that matter. UK King: 150 x 200 cm This is the UK standard kingsize mattress (5ft x 6ft 6). A bed which is a bit roomier than the double bed mattress, giving sleepers more space to move around whilst not taking up too much space in the bedroom. EU King: 160 x 200 cm The EU kingsize mattress standard measures at 5ft3" x 6ft6". This bed is 10cm wider than the UK king mattress, giving sleepers more space to move around whilst not disturbing their sleeping partner. Super King: 180 x 200 cm The Superking mattress is an increasingly popular choice. The advantages are easy to see; It is ideal for couples with children who often end up sleeping with three in the bed.
Discover our brand new beauty range… our advanced-skincare collection has arrived READ & SHOP >online & in store Ends midnight Sunday 5th March *Terms & Conditions apply. > Size Chart Bed-Linen Bed Linen Size Chart 3ft x 6ft 3" 35 x 75 x 12" 90 x 190 x 30cm 4ft 6" x 6ft 3" 55 x 75 x 12" 140 x 190 x 30cm 55 x 75 x 13.4" 140 x 190 x 34cm 5ft x 6ft 6" 59 x 79 x 12" 150 x 200 x 30cm 59 x 79 x 13.4" 150 x 200 x 34cm 6ft x 6ft 6" 71 x 79 x 12" 180 x 200 x 30cm 180 x 200 x 34cm 6ft 6" x 6ft 6" 79 x 79 x 12" 200 x 200 x 30cm 79 x 79 x 13.4" 200 x 200 x 34cm Pillow & Pad Size ChartOn this page you'll find bedroom size info showing bedroom dimensions and bedroom layouts for each bed size. This information is part of the bedroom design series. The measurements on this table are based on the bed sizes and clearance around the bed recommendations which include minimum clearances and more comfortable clearances.
The minimum bedroom sizes are based the minimum clearance, plus a wardrobe and desk or dressing table and/or bedside locker.The standard bedroom sizes are based on the more comfortable clearance, plus some furniture. As the size increases, there is room for more wardrobes and a desk or dressing table - making a good bedroom size. Twin bed size(single UK) Click for single / twin bed size bedroom layouts 7' x 10'(2.13 x 2.13m) Smaller but not to code6'6" x 6'6"(1.98 x 1.98m) 8' x 9'(2.44 x 2.74m) Twin bedroom(two single beds) Click for twin bedroom layouts 9' x 9'(2.74 x 2.75m) 10' x 9'6"(3.05 x 2.9m) 10' x 10'(3.05 x 3.05m) Click for double bed size bedroom layouts 9' x 9'6"(2.74 x 2.9m) 9'6" x 10'6"(2.9 x 3.2m) 10' x 12'(3.05 x 3.66m) Queen bed size(King UK) Click for queen bed size (King UK) bedroom layouts 9'6" x 10'(2.9 x 3.05m) 10' x 11'(3.05 x 3.35m) 10' x 13'(3.05 x 3.96m) 10' x 14'(3.05 x 4.27m)
King bed size(Super King UK) Click for King size (super king UK) bed size layouts 9'6" x 11'6"(2.90 x 3.51m) 10' x 12'6"(3.05 x 3.81m) 10' x 14'(3.05 x 4.27) 12' x 12'(3.66 x 3.66m) 12' x 13'(3.66 x 3.96m) 13' x 13'(3.96 x 3.96m) I'll start by saying that most building codes (and as it happens, the UK housing act) require a minimum floor area of 70 square foot (eg 7 x 10ft bedroom) with a ceiling height of 7ft 6ins of ceiling height for a room to be 'habitable'. This matters because a single bedroom could fit into a space smaller than this (imagine a cozy bedroom for a toddler using a small attic room) but it won't meet this requirement and you won't be able to list it as a bedroom on a real estate listing. Here's a single bedroom layout built to the minimum bedroom size code requirements (standard bedroom size for a twin/single bed I guess). You can see some more single bedroom layouts on the kids bedroom design page. Here's two 8 x 9ft (2.44 x 2.74m) which fulfill the 70 square foot code requirement.
The layout doesn't work nearly as well as with a 7 x 10 ft design though. It's not as efficient. The space left over at the end of the bed is an awkward space to fill - there's only room for some shallow storage with 2ft of circulation at the end of the bed. Using a pocket door means that there's no door swing into the wardrobe door or the desk chair. If you're going to go smaller - just be aware that it won't be recognized as a bedroom - and make sure there's a planned fire escape route. This tiny single bedroom 6ft 6in x 6ft 6in would fit in a single bed, small wardrobe and desk but would be very cramped and would not comply with building code. This room would also benefit from a pocket door. I've seen this arrangement when a closet (with a window) was converted to make a small bedroom when two children were sharing a room - come to think of it the door would have swung out into the bedroom. Here's a couple more single bedrooms which are bigger but still come in under the building code requirement.
When it comes to twin bedrooms (two single beds) the minimum size is about 9ft x 9ft (2.75 x 2.75m) but this doesn't allow for an awful lot of space in between the beds and any desks or wardrobes are going to be on the small side with less than ideal space for dressing. If we move up to 10' x 9'6" (3.05 x 2.9m) or 10ft x 10ft (3.05 x 3.05m) we get a bit more comfort. In the bedroom design above you can see what a difference the door placement makes. There's less room for furniture in this bedroom layout. You can see more twin bedroom layouts on the kids bedroom design page. And of course there's bunk beds - see the bedroom sizes for a single twin bed. Just while we're on bunk beds, I've given you the ceiling heights down below and you might also find the built in bunk beds page useful. Clearance from bed to ceiling Typical bunk bed height between4ft 6 in and 5ft between5ft 6in and 6ft Minimum ceiling height for bunk beds 7ft 6in (for a 4ft 6in height bunk bed)
8ft (for 5ft bunk bed) 8ft 6in (for 5ft 6in bunk bed) 9ft (for 6ft bunk bed) The minimum bedroom size for a double bed is 9ft x 9ft 6in (2.74 x 2.9m). Here's a slightly different arrangement where a deep headboard with a shelf has been added to make up for the absence of bed side locker. The size of the door has been reduced to 30ins to make this bedroom layout possible. If the size of the double bedroom increases to 9ft 6in x 10ft 6in (2.9 x 3.2m) then we gain a bit more space but the layout doesn't change much. Go up to 10ft 6in x 11ft 6in (3.2 x 3.5m) and we get nice clearance and room to move the wardrobes onto a wall and room for a dressing table. There's only 6 inches in it between a double and a queen (or king UK) bed so take a look at all the bedroom layouts in this section and in the queen (king uk) section. Here's a bedroom design for a double bed 10 x 12ft (3.05 x 3.66m). The bed and side tables could turned through 90 degrees in this room if the window was on one of the other walls.
The minimum bedroom size for a queen bed is 9ft 6in x 10 ft (2.9 x 3.05m) Here's a few bedroom layouts for queen (king in the UK) sized beds. The sliding doors on the wardrobe make it possible to get dressed in this small bedroom design for a queen size bed. Here's the same size again. This is the most efficient positioning of the bed, door and wardrobes to make the most of the space. Here's two more bedroom layouts with a bit more of a relaxed fit for queen bed size. These rooms have more room for getting dressed - so you can fit in swing doors on the wardrobes. The minimum bedroom size for a king bed (super king UK) is 9ft 6in x 11ft 6in (2.9 x 3.51m). Move up to 12ft x 12ft (3.66 x 3.66m) and you have room for a wall of wardrobes. Sliding doors on the wardrobes are essential to make this scheme workable. There's not an ounce of wasted space. Why not take a look at the Master bedroom design page where you'll find other layouts for king size beds with bathrooms and closets.
Here's another bedroom size for King size beds (super king UK) - 13 x 12ft (3.96 x 3.66m). Of course you could substitute a queen, double or single bed into these rooms. A California King bed would fit - just a bit more snugly length ways into these layouts. If your bedroom is more rectangular shaped, having the wardrobes at the bed head can be a good option. It would be possible to squeeze the bed in with the bed along the 10ft wall but this would leave just under 24 inches of bed circulation space on each side (below recommended amount of 30 inches). You'd get more wardrobe space and maybe space for desk in exchange. This 13 x 13ft king size bedroom includes space for 'comfort' amounts of circulation space - but there's no excess space. And just for good measure here's a small bedroom design for a California king bed. Home Office / Study Design Entry & Foyer Design Start by downloading your Free Floor Plan Symbols and stay up to date with