Find the Right Size Bed For Your Space.
Choosing the right bed size doesn’t have to be complicated. Whether you're sleeping solo, sharing with a partner, shopping for kids, or simply looking to have extra space to stretch out at night, the right size bed can make all the difference to your comfort and sleep quality.
From smaller, Single and Double-sized beds for one person, to larger Queen, King and Super King beds designed for more space, this guide helps break down common NZ bed sizes and measurements to help you choose with confidence.
| Bed Size | Mattress (cm) | Base (cm) |
|---|---|---|
| Single | 91 × 188 | 91 × 188 |
| Long Single | 91 × 203 | 91 × 203 |
| King Single | 107 × 203 | 107 × 203 |
| Double | 137 × 188 | 137 × 188 |
| Long Double | 137 × 203 | 137 × 203 |
| Queen | 153 × 203 | 153 × 203 |
| King | 167 × 203 | 83.5 (x2) x 203 |
| Super King | 183 x 203 | 91.5 (x2) x 203 |
| Cali King | 203 x 203 | 101.5 (x2) x 203 |
Found the Right Bed Size? Now Find Your Perfect Comfort.
Choosing the right bed size is only part of creating your perfect sleep setup. Every person has different comfort preferences, sleeping positions and support needs, which is why BedsRus offers Sleepmap – our free, exclusive in-store bed matching technology.
Using advanced pressure-mapping technology, Sleepmap creates a personalised sleep profile to help match you with the mattress that best suits your body. Whether you're shopping on your own or with a partner, Sleepmap takes the guesswork out of choosing a new bed, so you can sleep with confidence.
Book your free Sleepmap experience at a participating BedsRus store today.
Not Sure How Firm Your Mattress Should Be?
Every sleeper is different, which is why mattress comfort is never one-size-fits-all.
Whether you prefer a firmer feel, something beautifully plush or a balanced Medium comfort, choosing the right Comfort Level can make a big difference to your quality of sleep.
At BedsRus, our Sleepyhead mattresses are available in a range of Comfort Levels to suit different sleeping positions, body types and personal preferences.
Explore our Comfort Levels guide to learn what each feel means and discover which option could be right for you.