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    Choosing the Right Type of Mattress

    How to Buy the Best Mattress for You

    A comfortable mattress is essential for getting consistent and restful sleep. Choosing a mattress based on its size, structure and softness is a great way to find the right fit for your space and sleep style.

    Learning about the different types of mattresses can help you make an informed decision on which brand will keep you cozy and give you quality slumber every night.

    This guide takes a look at:

    How to Choose a Mattress: What to Look For

    To select the right mattress, you should first decide which size will suit your needs and fit in your bedroom. Try taking a sleep quiz to find out what mattress would suit your sleep style. Next, research the different types of mattress materials and how soft or firm they are. From there, you can choose the model, build and brand that will be most comfortable for you.

    Standard Mattress Sizes

    When selecting the right size mattress, both the sleeper and the sleep space need to be taken into account. Choose a mattress that offers plenty of elbow room for stretching out and getting comfortable. At the same time, your choice should fit well in the bedroom and leave enough space for the bed frame, nightstands, dressers and other furniture.

    Twin

    You can also try 38 x 80 twin XL mattresses for a tall child or a teen in a dorm room.
    Twin Mattress Dimensions

    A 39″ x 75″ twin mattress is a space-saving choice for a child’s bed. You can also try 38 x 80 twin XL mattresses for a tall child or a teen in a dorm room.

    These mattresses work in daybeds, bunks and trundles, making them great for shared kids’ rooms as well.

    You can also try 38 x 80 twin XL mattresses for a tall child or a teen in a dorm room.

    Available twin mattress types include: memory foam, gel foam, plush, and firm.

    Full

    Since they are slightly wider than a twin, sleepers can spread out in a full bed and still have room to spare.
    Full Mattress Dimensions

    Another smart option for kids and teens, full mattresses are 54 inches wide and 75 inches long.

    They are a fitting and economical choice for smaller rooms, especially if you choose a low-profile mattress set that comes with a foundation.

    Since they are slightly wider than a twin, sleepers can spread out in a full bed and still have room to spare.

    Full mattress options include: firm,gel foam, plush, full set, memory foam.

    Queen

    With 60
    Queen Mattress Dimensions

    Their surface area makes queen mattresses a good fit for couples.

    For solo sleepers in an apartment or guest bedroom, an adjustable queen bed can offer extra comfy and spacious slumber.

    With 60" x 80" measurements, these beds provide plenty of space to avoid crowding.

    Queen mattress options include:

    King

    Couples with different comfort preferences may prefer a split king mattress. These allow each sleeper to customize the comfort level on their side of the bed.
    King Mattress Dimensions

    A 76″ x 80″ king mattress gives couples ample room to sprawl out. Adjustable beds also allow each person the ability to sit read or watch television comfortably without disturbing their partner.

    Longer California king mattresses can be the best king-size mattress for taller people since their 72″ x 84″ dimensions provide a generous amount of space to accommodate their height.

    Couples with different comfort preferences may prefer a split king mattress. These allow each sleeper to customize the comfort level on their side of the bed.

    King mattress options:

    Types of Mattresses

    The Best Options for Your Budget and Sleep Style

    Sleep Position

    Your preferred sleeping position is a key factor in determining which type of mattress is best for you. Certain mattresses suit those who lie on their sides, while others may be more comfortable for people who sleep on their backs or stomachs. Depending on whether you tend to run hot or cold, some materials may be a better choice than others as well.

    Price

    Price is another important aspect of choosing a mattress. Models that come with accessories and features like adjustable bases, mattress protectors, toppers and specialty pillows can offer luxurious, long-lasting comfort for your sleep space. There are also budget-friendly mattresses that promote quality sleep for under $1000.

    Innerspring

    Bouncy innerspring mattresses are among the most affordable and common options. These beds are the best choice for stomach sleepers due to their level base of strong coils. The springy surface can allow restless sleepers to shift positions with ease. These mattresses also circulate air to help keep you cool through the night.

    Wrapped coils help distribute body weight and provide support, ensuring comfortable sleep.
    Wrapped coils help distribute body weight and provide support, ensuring comfortable sleep.

    Innerspring is also available in a