California King
ISPA standardAlso known as: Cal King, Western King
72 x 84 in · 182.88 x 213.36 cm
Longer and narrower than Standard King. Origin: mid-20th-century West Coast manufacturers catering to taller clientele.
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Every mattress size name in alphabetical order, with dimensions in inches and centimetres, status (ISPA standard, regional, manufacturer-specific, or historic), and a one-line context.
Last verified April 2026
Also known as: Cal King, Western King
72 x 84 in · 182.88 x 213.36 cm
Longer and narrower than Standard King. Origin: mid-20th-century West Coast manufacturers catering to taller clientele.
Also known as: Standard King, King
76 x 80 in · 193.04 x 203.2 cm
The default US King. The historic name 'Eastern King' contrasts with 'Western King' (California King).
Also known as: Continental King
Varies (typically 62.99 x 78.74) in · Typically 160 x 200 cm
Continental European size; varies by country. Spain, France, Italy each have slightly different conventions. Closer to a US Queen than a US King.
Also known as: Double
54 x 75 in · 137.16 x 190.5 cm
The historic 'matrimonial' size before Queen and King became dominant. Common in guest rooms and smaller bedrooms.
Also known as: Texas King (varies)
Typically 80 x 84 to 80 x 98 in · Typically 203.2 x 213.36 to 203.2 x 248.92 cm
Non-standard oversized King. Each manufacturer defines its own dimensions. Very limited bedding availability.
66 x 80 in · 167.64 x 203.2 cm
Six inches wider than a Queen. Common in hospitality and some upgrade lines. Not on the ISPA standard schedule. Sheet selection is thin.
60 x 80 in · 152.4 x 203.2 cm
The most common US size. The reference anchor for upgrades to either King.
Also known as: RV Queen
60 x 75 in · 152.4 x 190.5 cm
Common in RVs and travel trailers. Five inches shorter than a standard Queen to fit the smaller wheelbase.
Two pieces of 36 x 84 in · Two of 91.44 x 213.36 cm
Two XL Twin mattresses sold as a pair for adjustable bases. The XL Twin half-size is not on the ISPA schedule; expect narrower availability.
76 x 80 (split at head only) in · 193.04 x 203.2 cm
One mattress with a head-only split allowing each side's head to elevate independently. Single fitted sheet. Common compromise between full split and single mattress.
Two pieces of 38 x 80 in · Two of 96.52 x 203.2 cm
Two Twin XL mattresses sold as a pair. Twin XL is on the ISPA standard schedule; widely available and the most common adjustable-base configuration.
Also known as: Eastern King, King
76 x 80 in · 193.04 x 203.2 cm
See Eastern King. The default US King size.
70.87 x 78.74 in · 180 x 200 cm
UK retail size. Narrower than US King and shorter than Cal King. UK sheet sets do not fit US mattresses.
Also known as: Waterbed Single
48 x 84 in · 121.92 x 213.36 cm
Waterbed-era size, rare in modern mattress retail. Some legacy waterbed accessory ranges still produce sheets in this size.
Typically 80 x 98 in · Typically 203.2 x 248.92 cm
Oversized regional name; dimensions vary by manufacturer. Bedding is mail-order only and significantly more expensive.
38 x 75 in · 96.52 x 190.5 cm
The default US single bed for children and guest rooms. Five inches shorter than Twin XL.
38 x 80 in · 96.52 x 203.2 cm
Standard US college dorm size. The half-size of a Split King. Same length as Queen and Standard King; same width as Twin.
59.06 x 78.74 in · 150 x 200 cm
UK retail size labelled simply 'King.' Closer in width to a US Queen than a US King. UK and US King sheets are not interchangeable.
Typically 84 x 84 (square) in · Typically 213.36 x 213.36 cm
Oversized square King. Very rare; bedding is mail-order. Not on the ISPA schedule.
36 x 84 in · 91.44 x 213.36 cm
The half-size of a Split Cal King. Not on the ISPA standard schedule. Distinct from Twin XL (38 by 80, ISPA standard) despite the similar name.
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Updated 2026-04-27