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Start with the room
Measure the bed wall, walkways, drawers, and door swing first. A larger mattress only feels better when the room still moves comfortably.
Sleepmax Guide
Find the size that fits your room, your body, and the way you actually sleep.
Compare the Sleepmax sizes we actually offer, then choose based on your room, your body height, and how much space you share.
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Choose King for more shared space, Twin or Full for compact rooms, and Ultra for extra-long, oversized sleep setups.
A single reference table for the sizes available from Sleepmax.
Swipe right to compare more details. The size column stays fixed while the rest of the table scrolls.
| Size | Dimensions | Best For | Room Fit | Notes |
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| Twin | 38" x 75" | Kids, bunks, smaller rooms | 7 ft x 10 ft | Compact |
| Full | 54" x 75" | Single sleepers wanting more width | 10 ft x 12 ft | Single upgrade |
| Queen | 60" x 80" | Most couples, guest rooms, apartments | 10 ft x 12 ft | Most popular |
| King | 76" x 80" | Couples wanting more personal space | 13 ft x 13 ft | Wider |
| Ultra | 78.7" x 86.6" | Taller sleepers, oversized comfort, statement bedrooms | 13 ft x 14 ft or larger | Ultra size |
Start with the space, then decide how much room your body and sleep routine actually need.
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Measure the bed wall, walkways, drawers, and door swing first. A larger mattress only feels better when the room still moves comfortably.
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Twin and Full keep rooms efficient. Queen works for most setups. King and Ultra give active sleepers, taller bodies, and shared beds more breathing room.
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Couples can usually start at Queen. Add pets, kids, or very different sleep schedules, and King or Ultra becomes easier to justify.
Choose a mattress designed for pressure relief, cooling comfort, and full-body support.