Australian mattress & bed size guide
Compare standard Australian mattress sizes across leading brands. All Ausbeds mattresses – Cooper, Aurora, and Cloud – share the same dimensions at every size.
Mattress size comparison chart
How Australian mattress sizes compare across leading brands.
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Each size explained
Detailed dimensions, suitability, and room size recommendations.
Single mattress
91cm × 188cm × 31cm
How wide is a single mattress?
At 91cm wide, a single mattress provides enough room for one person to sleep comfortably.
How long is a single mattress?
At 188cm (6'2") long, it suits most adults. Taller people should consider a King Single at 203cm.
Who is a single mattress best for?
Children, teenagers, and single adults. A great choice for smaller bedrooms, bunk beds, and guest rooms where space is limited.
Minimum room size for a single bed?
At least 2.4m × 3.0m (7.2m²) to allow space for a bedside table and walking room.
King Single mattress
107cm × 203cm × 31cm
How wide is a king single mattress?
At 107cm wide, the King Single gives you 16cm more width than a standard single –a noticeable upgrade in comfort.
How long is a king single mattress?
At 203cm long, it accommodates taller sleepers up to about 188cm (6'2") without feet hanging off the end.
Who is a king single mattress best for?
Growing teenagers, taller adults, and anyone who wants extra width and length beyond a standard single. Popular for teen bedrooms.
Minimum room size for a king single bed?
At least 2.7m × 3.3m (8.9m²) to allow comfortable movement around the bed.
Double mattress
137cm × 188cm × 31cm
How wide is a double mattress?
At 137cm wide, a double gives each person roughly 68.5cm if shared –less than a single mattress each.
How long is a double mattress?
At 188cm long (same as a single), taller sleepers may find it short. Consider a Queen or King for extra length.
Who is a double mattress best for?
Single sleepers who want more space, or occasional couples in smaller rooms. It is tight for two people sleeping every night.
Minimum room size for a double bed?
At least 3.0m × 3.3m (9.9m²) for comfortable access on both sides.
Queen mattress
153cm × 203cm × 31cm
How wide is a queen mattress?
At 153cm wide, each person gets about 76.5cm of space –slightly more than a single mattress width.
How long is a queen mattress?
At 203cm long, a Queen comfortably fits adults up to about 188cm tall.
Who is a queen mattress best for?
The most popular size for couples. Enough space for two adults to sleep comfortably, and fits most standard master bedrooms in Australian homes.
Minimum room size for a queen bed?
At least 3.3m × 3.6m (11.9m²) to allow for bedside tables and walking room on both sides.
King mattress
183cm × 203cm × 31cm
How wide is a king mattress?
At 183cm wide, each person gets 91.5cm of space –equivalent to a full single mattress each.
How long is a king mattress?
At 203cm long, same as the Queen and King Single. Suits adults up to about 188cm (6'2") tall.
Who is a king mattress best for?
Couples who want maximum sleeping space, parents who co-sleep with children, and anyone with a large master bedroom.
Minimum room size for a king bed?
At least 3.6m × 3.9m (14.0m²) for comfortable access and furniture placement on both sides.
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How to choose the right bed size
Room size
The biggest mattress isn't always the best choice. Measure your bedroom and ensure you'll have at least 60cm of space on each side for comfortable access.
Your height
Standard singles and doubles are 188cm long. If you're taller than 175cm, consider a King Single, Queen, or King – all 203cm long – for extra legroom.
Who's sleeping
Solo sleepers have the most flexibility. Couples should choose at least a Queen for comfortable shared sleeping. Families who co-sleep often prefer a King.
Sleeping style
Side sleepers and restless sleepers need more room to move. If you toss and turn, go one size up from what you think you need.
Future needs
Moving in with a partner? Planning a family? Think 2–3 years ahead. Ausbeds mattresses come with a 15-year warranty – it's a long-term investment.
Budget & bedding
Larger mattresses cost more, and so do sheets, protectors, and duvets. Factor in the total cost of bedding when choosing your size.
Sheets, doorways & delivery
Fitted sheets
All Ausbeds mattresses are 31cm tall. Use fitted sheets with 35–40cm pocket depth. Stretch jersey knit fitted sheets work best as they flex naturally with the mattress.
Doorway access
Most doorways are 80cm wide. Our mattresses are 31cm thick, so they fit through standard doorways when carried on their side. King is the tightest fit but still works in most homes.
Pickup vehicles
Double fits in a van. Queen requires a large van or ute. King needs a large van or ute with a tray at least 183cm × 203cm internally.
Frequently asked questions
Still not sure which size?
Chat with us or visit one of our Sydney showrooms in Marrickville or Willoughby to try every size in person.