Most often used in children's rooms and guest bedrooms. Also used for daybeds, trundle units and hideaways. It's a narrow bed that's easy to make and can fit almost anywhere. Width per person: 39 inch Twin XL, 39" x 80" Generally used in college dorm rooms, 5" longer than a standard twin. Full (Double), 54" x 75" A good option for a guest room or as a child's step-up mattress. 15" wider than a twin bed, but only 75" long which may be too short for some adults. Not much room for 2 adults (each will have only 27" of width vs. 39" in a twin bed). Width per person: 54 inch (or 27 inch each) Full XL, 54" x 80" Good for one person sleep or a guest room, 5" longer than a full bed. Most popular bed size in the US, a good choice for guest rooms and smaller master bedrooms, 6" wider and 5" longer than a full bed. Each adult has 9" less than the width of a standard twin bed. Width per person: 30 inch each King (Eastern King), 76" x 80" Good for two person sleep, 16" wider than a queen bed.
The eastern king is the only bed to give each person the same width as a twin bed. In fact you can push 2 extra-long twin beds together to be the same size as an eastern king. This is a good way to have a versatile guest room (use 2 twins separately or push together to make a king bed for couples). Comes with two half-width box springs to be more manageable when moving. Width per person: 38 inch each California King (Western King), 72" x 84" A better choice for taller adults, 12" wider and 4" longer than a queen bed. Bedding may be labeled either "California King" or "Western King". Width per person: 36 inch each Full and Queen are the most popular sizes of futons. In order to find out the correct size of the mattress you need, measure the back part of your frame. 72 to 75 inch back width Makes the best everyday couch Bi-fold futon has 3 seats, tri-fold has 2 seats Comfortable to sleep 2 adults, (for loveseat w/ottoman only) Full lounger w/sleeper is perfect for small spaces
Easier to convert a futon 77 to 80 inch back width Makes the best everyday bed Bi-fold futon has 4 seats, tri-fold has 2 seats More comfortable to sleep 2 adults, (for queen split w/ottoman only) Queen lounger w/sleeper is perfect for small spaces All the different types of futons can be broken down into two categories: Bi-fold or Lounger. Bi-fold frames have 2 body panels: the Sitting Cushion and the Backrest Cushion. matching ottoman as an option to the frame. Lounger futons also known as Loveseats or Space-Savers because they have an additional leg part (Lounge extension) that folds into the frame and hides between the futon base and the seat deck. Full Size Bi-fold body with arms included. Twin Size Lounger body with arms and optional drawer. Futon Loveseats are great for providing the maximum sleeping and sitting space in the minimumThey are ideal for small guest rooms, home-offices, porches or any other space
where the wall space needed for a full-size bifold frame just isn't there. With a full-size Loveseat, you can fit a conventional full-size bed (54" x 75") into 60" of wall space. With a twin-size Loveseat, you can fit a conventional twin-size bed (39" x 75") into 45" of wall space. Bi-fold body in Lounge and Bed positions. Lounger body in Bed positions. Both Bi-fold and Lounger Futons could be folded to bed position. To fold a futon to bed position lift up the sitting cushion of the futon. The futon is usually broken down into two main parts: the Sitting Cushion and the Backrest Cushion. When the futon is in the couch position, simply lift up the frame supporting the sitting cushion and the futon will open up into a bed. When the futon is in a bed position and you want to fold it into a couch, lift the Sitting Cushion first and then fold the backrest in. Bi-fold futon with ottoman in Seating, Lounge and Bed positions. Lounger body in Seating, Lounge and Bed positions,lounger mattress storage suggestion.
When you use your Futon in Seating position without legs part (Ottoman for Bi-fold or Sleeper for Lounger) you can easily store it away. For Bi-fold Futon Ottoman is a separate piece and can be used asLounger Sleeper folds into the Futon Frame. can be easily stored away behind it. Mattress will fit between your Futon Frame and a wall. The full Futon Set with Tables and Drawers. To gain some more storage space for your room you can also buy an optional set of sliding Futon Drawers to your futon frame. Drawers come in standard sizes and fit under futon sitting cushion. Also several futon frames come with Drop-Leaf parts included in a futon frame. Generally a Drop-Leaf frame features two side panels attached to the arms, these panels are hinged and so can be extended to small side tables. Some Manufacturers also offer matching coffee tables and other accessories for their Frames. We offer a comprehensive line of beds and mattresses across all needs and budgets.
Browse our full line of hospital beds, nursing home beds and home care beds, and find optional accessories, such as a five-function hand pendant, soft touch side rails, a staff control from the footboard and bed extension kits. We also offer an array of therapeutic foam mattresses, self-adjusting pressure redistribution mattresses, alternating pressure mattresses, low air loss mattresses and more, for hospital, nursing home and long term care. Shop Beds & Mattresses Please select your market so that we can provide you customized content: Research / Lab / Pharma Home Health / HospiceWow, what a question! The important thing to remember is that it is a lot easier to have your parents send you the things you didn’t realize you would need, than to find that you need to go through the hassle of shipping unneeded items to your home from school. We recommend that you communicate with your roommate to decide who will bring large items such as televisions, stereos, or mini-refrigerators*.
Also, remember that there are stores within walking distance (the Emory Bookstore / Barnes & Noble) or a quick drive from Emory (Target; Bed, Bath and Beyond; up things you may have forgotten, or things you choose to purchase is a list of items (with sustainable options) that on-campus residents often find helpful. a list of required items, nor does it represent everything you might want - Computer or laptop - Power strip/surge protector (Extension cords are prohibited; power strips must be UL approved with circuit breakers.) - Reading light and compact florescent or LED light bulbs (halogen bulbs are NOT permitted) - Jump drives, pens, scissors, tape, etc. - Post-consumer recycled-content paper, notebooks, and binders - Laundry bag (or basket) - Clothes drying rack - Safety pins, needles and thread - Reusable eating utensils, plate, bowl, cup, coffe/tea mug - Bedding, sheets, pillows, blankets** - Iron and small ironing board
- Bike and bike lock (DID YOU KNOW? You can buy/rent one from Bike Emory!) - Bath towels, soaps, robe, etc. (Keep in mind, if you live in a suite-style room, you will need to provide your own toilet paper, as well as clean your own bathroom.) - Hair products, hair dryer - First aid kit, bandages, aspirin - Personal hygiene items - All purpose cleaner - Only thumb tacks or small nails (that won’t leave a hole bigger than a thumbtack hole) are permitted to hang posters, pictures and other decorations in your room - Reusable shopping bags - * Mini refrigerator (maximum 3 cubic feet), one per student room All appliances should be Energy Star rated products. Microwaves are prohibited unless they are a microwave-refrigerator (Microfridge)The approved company for Microfridge rental is Collegiate Concepts. If you would prefer to purchase a Microfridge, please make sure the unit you purchase meets the following specifications: