Mattress Size Guide
Mattresses Sizes Guide
Mattresses at FurnitureMOC
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Size Dimensions in inches (W X L)Dimensions
- Twin 38”x 75"
- Twin XL 38” x 80"
- Full 53” x 75"
- Split Queen 30" x 80" & 30" x 80"
- Queen 60” x 80"
- King 76” X 80
- California King 72” X 84"
What are the main mattress types?
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Inner Springs
Many people are familiar with inner spring mattresses since they are one of the oldest and most common materials for mattresses to be made from. These mattresses use carefully designed metal coils surrounded by soft padding to support the entire body while you sleep.
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Memory Foam
Memory foam mattresses have become more popular in the past two decades and are now available in a range of comfort types, from soft to firm. Memory foam molds to the shape of your body and will give you the sensation of sinking into the mattress. Memory foam contours to the body to allow for relief of pressure points on the body and have multiple layers of foam for support and comfort.
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Pillow Top
Pillowtop mattresses are typically innerspring mattresses with a thick layer of padding added to the top. This combination gives the mattress a solid base with a soft top layer. The pillowtop layer may be made from materials like wool, cotton or down or even memory foam or latex foam, so you have lots of options with this type of mattress.
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Hybrid
Hybrid mattresses combine the best of a memory foam mattress and a traditional innerspring mattress. Hybrids have great support from the innersprings along with the pressure-relief from the memory foam. If you’re mattress shopping with a partner, a hybrid mattress can be a great compromise that combines two popular mattress types.
Signs it’s time for a new mattress
There are some main triggers that usually cause people to start looking for a new mattress. Are you noticing any of these signs in your current mattress?
- Mattress sagging or losing it’s original shape
- Lumps forming in mattress padding
- Allergies worsening
- Taking longer to fall asleep
- Waking up frequently during the night
- Morning back pain
- Squeaking and other noises from your mattress
Or maybe there’s a life event that has caused the need for a new mattress. Here are just a few that could be a catalyst:
Moving in with a partner
Pregnancy Injury or surgery
Inner Springs
- Many people are familiar with inner spring mattresses since they are one of the oldest and most common materials for mattresses to be made from. These mattresses use carefully designed metal coils surrounded by soft padding to support the entire body while you sleep.
Memory Foam
- Memory foam mattresses have become more popular in the past two decades and are now available in a range of comfort types, from soft to firm. Memory foam molds to the shape of your body and will give you the sensation of sinking into the mattress. Memory foam contours to the body to allow for relief of pressure points on the body and have multiple layers of foam for support and comfort.
Pillow Top
- Pillowtop mattresses are typically innerspring mattresses with a thick layer of padding added to the top. This combination gives the mattress a solid base with a soft top layer. The pillowtop layer may be made from materials like wool, cotton or down or even memory foam or latex foam, so you have lots of options with this type of mattress.
Hybrid
- Hybrid mattresses combine the best of a memory foam mattress and a traditional innerspring mattress. Hybrids have great support from the innersprings along with the pressure-relief from the memory foam. If you’re mattress shopping with a partner, a hybrid mattress can be a great compromise that combines two popular mattress types.
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Princess Mattress
