Buying a too-small mattress is one of the biggest mistakes new bed-buyers make. Couples who've been sleeping on a "double", also known as a full size mattress, since they got married may think they have enough room, until they learn that each person has only as much sleeping space as a baby's crib!The keys to a good night's rest are proper spinal alignment and pressure point relief. In order to achieve both, the mattress and pillow have to work together. Our expert team will help you find your personalized sleeping solution, by evaluating pressure points, and finding the best way to help your muscles relax, for a better night's rest. Click here to view a listing of stores in your area. Contact the store that you purchased your mattress from. They will walk you through the warranty process. Denver Mattress offers a 365 Day Better Sleep Guarantee. Please click here to view the Denver Mattress Return Policy. If you need to return a mattress, please contact the store that you purchased your mattress from.
Send us a Customer Service email or you may subscribe/unsubsrcibe from our Customer Service forms. We will be happy to add or remove you from our mailing list. We do not make custom sized mattresses. The sizes we carry are: King: 76" x 80" California King: 72" x 84" Queen: 60" x 80" Full: 53" x 74" Full X-Long: 53" x 80" Twin: 38" x 74" Twin X-Long: 38" x 80" Super Single: 46" x 82" Queen Insert: 58" x 82" King Insert: 70" x 82" RV Short Queen: 60" x 75" RV Narrow King: 72" x 80" Twin Sofa Sleeper 36" x 72" Queen Sofa Sleeper 60" x 72" *Stated measurements are for general reference only. Actual finished dimensions may be slightly smaller, similar to a 2x4 piece of lumber. Please visit our weekly ads page, to see what is on sale in your area. The hours are different for each store location. You can find your closest store's hours by visiting our locations page. We do offer financing. You can apply online or in person at any of our stores.
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Before you decide which size bed you want to buy, it is important that you understand all of the different sizes along with their benefits. The mattress size chart below is the perfect resource as it can give you valuable insight to the bed size you need, including some information about mattress dimensions that can come in handy when you purchase fitted sheets. In the United States, manufacturers measure their mattresses in inches. Although most people tend to pay the most attention to length and width, depth is also very important – particularly when it comes to determining how high your bed will stand off of the ground and the types of sheets you need to buy. Mattresses can range in depth from a mere four inches for bunk beds all the way up to 20 inches or more for the finest queen and king sized mattresses. There is no real “industry standard”, so make sure that you ask about the mattress depth before you purchase it. A standard twin bed measures 39 inches wide by 75 inches long.
These are usually between eight to 10 inches deep, and they are designed for a single child or adult. Particularly tall adults who want to purchase a twin bed may want to consider purchasing a twin XL, which adds an additional five inches to the overall length of the bed, bringing it to 80 inches. Mattresses for traditional bunk beds share the same dimensions as a twin, but they usually lack the same depth. A standard mattress (also called a full or double mattress) used to be the most common bed for couples when homes were much smaller than they are today. These measure 54 inches wide and 75 inches long with an average depth of between eight and 12 inches. However, with today’s larger bedrooms, couples are often advised to purchase at least a queen-sized bed. Two adults on a full-sized mattress is equal to about 27 inches of sleeping space each – the equivalent of a crib mattress. Today, full or standard beds are common choices for single adults who prefer extra sleeping space.
The queen sized mattress is the most popular size sold in the United States today. It is recommended for co-sleeping couples who either do not need a king sized bed or who do not have room for one. It measures 60 inches wide by 80 inches long, and it provides a comfortable 30 inches of sleeping space for each partner. Queen size beds usually have a depth between 12 and 17 inches. A traditional king sized mattress, also called “eastern king” is the same length as a queen mattress – 80 inches – but much, much wider at 76”. This is the absolute best choice for couples who like to spread out as they sleep, and it is also the best choice for people who have pets or children who love to share their beds. However, a king sized bed takes up a lot of bedroom space, so you should consider this before you make your purchase. A king bed can range from 10 inches up to 21 inches or more in depth. A California king mattress has a completely different set of dimensions than a standard king.