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UK Mattress Size Guide

Everything you need to choose the right mattress size for your bedroom

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UK Mattress Sizes

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Standard UK mattress sizes with exact dimensions in cm and feet. Bed frames are slightly larger than the mattress — always check external frame dimensions if space is tight.

UK SizeMattress cmBest for
Single90 × 190One sleeper, children, guest rooms
Small Double120 × 190Solo sleeper wanting extra width
Double135 × 190Couples or generous solo sleepers
King150 × 200Couples wanting more width and length
Super King180 × 200Maximum space, couples and families

Each size explained

Which mattress size is right for you?

Single

90 × 190 cm

The standard single is the most compact option, ideal for one person. It suits children's rooms, spare rooms, or any space where square footage matters.

  • One sleeper, children or teenagers
  • Guest rooms and compact bedrooms
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Small Double

120 × 190 cm

The small double is 30cm wider than a single, giving a solo sleeper noticeably more room to move. It fits bedrooms where a full double won't sit comfortably.

  • Solo adult wanting more room to move
  • Rooms too tight for a full double
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Double

135 × 190 cm

The double is the most common UK choice for couples in standard bedrooms. It also gives a solo sleeper generous room to spread out without dominating a smaller space.

  • Couples in standard UK bedrooms
  • Solo sleepers who prefer extra room
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King

150 × 200 cm

King is the most popular upgrade from a double — 15cm wider and 10cm longer. It makes a meaningful difference for couples and suits most spacious master bedrooms.

  • Couples wanting more comfort and length
  • Taller sleepers who need the extra length
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Super King

180 × 200 cm

The super king delivers 30cm more width than a king and is the largest standard UK mattress size. It suits large master bedrooms where space is not a constraint.

  • Couples wanting maximum personal space
  • Large master bedrooms with room to spare
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Bed size vs mattress size, what is the difference?

Mattress size is the sleeping surface measurement.

Bed frame size is the external footprint of the bed.

Why it matters:

  • A mattress must match the frame's internal size.
  • The frame footprint determines whether it fits your room.
  • Headboards, footboards, and thick side rails can add meaningful extra centimetres.

Room planning

How much space do you need around the bed?

A bed can fit on paper but still feel cramped if you can't walk around it comfortably.

Side clearance

60cm on each side you use for getting in and out of bed

Foot clearance

60–75cm at the foot of the bed if you walk past it often

Storage clearance

Extra space where drawers open or an ottoman base lifts

Room planning guide showing recommended clearances for each bed size

Bedding

What bedding fits each mattress size?

Fitted sheets must match both the mattress size and depth.

Duvet sizes

SizeDimensions
Single135 × 200 cm
Double200 × 200 cm
King230 × 220 cm
Super King260 × 220 cm

Fitted sheets

Measure your mattress depth from top to bottom. If you're using a mattress topper, include it in the measurement. Buy fitted sheets with a depth range that matches your total height — most standard sheets fit mattresses up to 30cm deep, but deep-fill options go to 40cm or more.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Standard UK mattress sizes are: Single (90×190cm), Small Double (120×190cm), Double (135×190cm), King (150×200cm), and Super King (180×200cm).
No. Mattress size is the sleeping surface dimension. Bed frame size is the external footprint — it is usually several centimetres larger to accommodate the frame structure.
It can work but is noticeably tighter than a double. For everyday use most couples prefer a double or king. A small double is best suited to a solo sleeper wanting extra width.
A 150×200cm mattress. Always confirm the internal frame dimensions before buying, as frames vary slightly between manufacturers.
King is one of the most popular choices for couples in master bedrooms, offering a meaningful upgrade in width and length over a standard double.

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