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Also known as a "single" mattress. Great in children's rooms and smaller bedrooms. A narrow bed that is easy to move and fits almost anywhere.

Pros: Fits in smaller bedrooms. Sheets are less expensive than for other sized beds.

Cons: Too short for many adults.

Sometimes called a "Double" mattress. Wider than a twin, but still limits sleeping space for two adults.

Pros: Fits into smaller rooms. Sheets are less expensive than queen or king size.

Cons: Considered by many to be too narrow for two adults. At 75" in length, may be too short for some.

Longer and wider than a full, a queen is more accomodating for two adults. A good choice for smaller master bedrooms. Approx. width per person: 30".

Pros: Better fit for two adults. Plenty of length for most adults. Bedding is easy to find.

Cons: Only slightly more sleeping width per person than a full. Some bedding is sold as "Full/Queen" and may not perfectly fit either size.

Sometimes referred to as an "Eastern King" and offers the same width per person as a twin. A king mattress uses two twin extra long sized box springs.

Pros: Widest standard bed available. Comfortably sleeps 2 adults. Sheets are easy to find.

Cons: Large size makes it difficult to fit up stairs and into smaller rooms. Bedding is more expensive than other standard sizes.

Also known as a "Western King" mattress. This may be the preferred choice of taller adults and adds a foot in width and four inches in length to the standard queen. Approx. width per person: 36"

Pros: More length to accomodate a taller person. Ample width for two adults.

Cons: Challenging to move up and down stairs and from room to room. Bedding is expensive in cal-king sizes. Sheets are more available on the West Coast and may be difficult to find in other parts of the country.