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Compare single, double, queen and king bed sizes across Indian, US, UK and EU standards in inches, cm and feet.
This bed size comparison chart converts any single, double, queen or king bed into its exact width and length in centimetres, inches and feet, then finds the closest equivalent size in the Indian, US, UK and European standards. It is built for anyone buying a mattress, frame or fitted sheets across markets — an Indian queen is 60 × 78 in while a US queen is 60 × 80 in, and a UK king (150 × 200 cm) is narrower than a US king (193 × 203 cm). It also checks whether the bed leaves the 60 cm of walking clearance interior planners recommend on each usable side.
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Indian, US, UK and EU sizes compared in one table with the exact centimetre difference.
Sizes are stored in the unit each standard is written in, then converted at the exact 2.54 cm inch.
Tells you the walking space left on each side, not just whether the bed technically fits.
Both are 60 inches wide, but an Indian queen is usually 78 inches long while a US queen is 80 inches — a 5 cm difference in length. Fitted sheets often stretch enough to cross over, but flat-cut mattress protectors and bed bases usually do not.
No. A UK king is 150 × 200 cm, while a US (Eastern) king is 76 × 80 in, which is 193 × 203 cm. The US king is about 43 cm wider, so UK king bedding will not fit a US king mattress.
Allow about 60 cm (24 in) of clear floor on each side you walk down and at the foot; 45 cm (18 in) is the usual squeeze limit for making the bed and passing through. A 180 cm wide bed therefore wants a room at least 300 cm across if both sides are used.
A 152 cm wide queen gives each person 76 cm (30 in) — roughly the width of a single cot. A 180 cm king gives 90 cm each. If either sleeper is broad-shouldered or restless, the extra 14 cm per person from queen to king is the single biggest comfort upgrade available.