Start with clear dimensions
Measure the usable room after skirting, columns, and door trim.
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BEDROOM / SPACE FIT
Put clear room dimensions, the bed's outer footprint, and foot-of-bed obstacles on one plan before returning to the directory.
THE BASICS
Measure the usable room after skirting, columns, and door trim.
Headboards, upholstery, and footboards add to the outer footprint.
Check both-side access, or identify the one main route when against a wall.
About 80 cm in front of a wardrobe or door makes opening and passing easier.
QUICK CHECK
An initial planning estimate. Check headboards, skirting, doors, wardrobe swing, and sockets on site.
This is an initial fit; draw the headboard, doors, wardrobe swing, and sockets into the plan.
REFERENCE RANGE
The table pairs mattress dimensions with outside reference footprints that include headboards and footboards. Upholstery thickness, edging, and modular construction can change the result; confirm the product page.
These are common planning ranges, not fixed standards; use the calculator for initial selection only.
| Bed type | Common mattress | Outside footprint | Use note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single | 1.2 × 2.0 m | About 1.35 × 2.2 m | Children's room, guest room, or single bedroom |
| 1.5 m double | 1.5 × 2.0 m | About 1.65 × 2.2 m | A common starting point for a small primary bedroom |
| 1.8 m double | 1.8 × 2.0 m | About 1.96 × 2.2 m | Common primary-bedroom choice; check clear width first |
| 2.0 m king | 2.0 × 2.0 m | About 2.16 × 2.2 m | More generous, but depends on clear room dimensions |
ROOM RELATION
The bed footprint is only the first layer. Check clearances on both sides and keep a continuous route when a wardrobe or door is at the foot.
BEFORE YOU SELECT