Bed frame Size Guide
Which Bed Frame Size Is Right For You?
While you can't go wrong with any of our Amobro bed frames, here are a few factors you'll want to consider before making a purchase: your sleep position (and if you have a partner, theirs as well), the size of the space, and a price point. If you have any questions, rest easy knowing that our team is happy to help you find that perfect fit.
1. Twin Size Bed Frame — 39" W X 77" L
Best for: kids, bunk beds or single sleepers.
Room size: The minimum room size for a twin bed to fit naturally is 7 x 9 feet. An 8 x 10 square foot room may be required for the bed to fit with other furniture, such as a desk or dresser.
Affordable and compact, our Twin bed frame is a great choice for any individual. The standard measurements are 39" x 77", making it the perfect fit for small spaces and single sleepers.
A Twin Bed Frames is the smallest bed on the market at 39 inches wide and 77 inches long. Its compact footprint makes it ideal for single sleepers — either children or adults with small spaces like a studio apartment.
2. Full Size Bed Frame — 54" x 77"
Best for: young adults, couples who like to cuddle or guest rooms.
Room size: The minimum room size for a full bed to fit comfortably is 10 x 11 feet.
The Full Bed Frames is a good starter bed frame for young adults or recent grads living on their own for the first time. Sometimes called a double, the full is 16 inches wider than a twin at 54 inches wide and 77 inches long. A full is not recommended for couples who like to share the bed with pets or their children, but it’s a smart choice for guest rooms.
A classic bed frame for guest rooms, the Full bed frame is more spacious for single sleepers and can even accommodate two people. The measurements are 54" x 77", and it fits well in most standard rooms.
3. Queen Size Bed Frame — 60" W X 80" L
Best for: couples or adults who like to sprawl out.
Room size: The queen bed frame fits best in a master bedroom that is at least 10 x 10 feet.
A popular choice for couples. This standard bed frame measures 60" x 82". In addition to being comfortable and roomy, it is a cost-effective option compared to other larger sizes. It fits well in most bedrooms, but measure your space just to be sure.
The most popular bed frame size on the market is the Queen Bed Frames, which is traditionally used in a master bedroom. At 60 inches wide and 82 inches long, the queen offers plenty of space for couples or individuals who like having extra room to move around in bed.
4. King Size Bed Frame — 76" W X 80" L
Best for: couples who enjoy their space or share a bed with children.
Room size: A king bed frame fits best in a spacious master bedroom, preferably at least 12 x 12 feet.
Whether you're a couple looking for more room to stretch out, need extra space for your pets, or want a bigger bed all for yourself (we won't tell), the King is the bed frame for you. The standard measurements are 76" x 82", making it a good match for larger bedrooms.
At 76 inches wide and 82 inches long, the King Bed Frames is large enough to accommodate couples who share the bed with their children or a sizable pet (think: a Great Dane). A king bed can be made of two twin beds pushed together, which is referred to as a split king. King beds are large enough that both sleepers can sprawl out with room to spare.
5. Cal King Size Bed Frame — 72" W X 86" L
Best for: couples with kids or pets who want a luxurious amount of space.
Room size: A California king bed frame fits best in a large master bedroom of at least 12 x 12 feet.
If you or your partner are on the taller side, the California King might be the best fit. Measuring 72" x 86", it adds extra length so your feet won't hang off the bed, while also being a little narrower than a standard King-size bed.
The longest bed frame on the market, the California King Bed Frames is a whopping 72 inches wide and 86 inches long. Its generous length makes it ideal for taller individuals, especially people more than six feet tall. Of course, people of average height might also benefit from a California king depending on how many people and pets are sharing the bed.