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Beds: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right size air bed?
- Measure your bedroom and doorway before you decide on the size
of bed to purchase. You will
need at least 15 to 18 inches of space on either side of the bed
to move around comfortably.
- Think about whether you will be sharing the bed and how much
you or your partner moves around at night before you come up with
the size. Beds come in six different sizes: king (sometimes called
eastern king), California king, queen, full (or double), twin
and twin extra-long.
- Purchase a king, California king or queen for one or two people.
A king works well for those who frequently change positions during
the night.
- Try a full if the bed is for one person. A full is probably
too small for two adults, especially if one or both frequently
move about
- Buy a twin-sized bed for one child or one adult. Two twins
are great for children who have sleepovers. Allow for 24 to 30
inches of space between beds.
- Add four inches to the length of your bed for the headboard
and four for the footboard. Once you've added these to the measurements
of the bed frame, you have the total width and length of your
bed
Air bed sizing chart:
|
Airbed |
Measurements |
| Twin/Single |
39x75 in (99x190 cm) |
| Twin Extra Long
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39x80 in (99x203 cm) |
| Full/Double |
54x75 in (137x190 cm) |
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Queen |
60x80 in (152x203 cm) |
| King |
76x80 in (193x203 cm) |
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California King |
72x84 in (182x213 cm) |
Other frequently asked questions:
What is an airbed? How
do I choose the right size air bed? How
durable is an air bed? How long does
it take to set up an air bed? Is
it possible to use my existing bed and box spring for my air bed?
Where does the pump go? Will
normal sheets work on my new airbed? Do
I need to be home to receive the air bed?
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