Enter your bedroom dimensions and see which bed size leaves enough room to walk round and open a drawer.
Whether it fits comes down to the measurements most people skip.
The bed sets the footprint. The 30 in you need beside it sets the answer.
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Frequently asked
A queen (60 x 80 in) fits a 10x10 bedroom with about 30 in on each side of the bed, which is workable for two people. A king (76 x 80 in) leaves only 22 in per side, which is a squeeze past rather than a walkway. If the room also needs a wardrobe, a full at 54 x 75 in is the comfortable choice.
01A queen (60 x 80 in) is the comfortable choice in a 10x12 bedroom, leaving about 30 in on each side and 40 in at the foot. A king (76 x 80 in) fits the floor but drops the side clearance to 22 in, which is a squeeze past rather than a walkway. A 12x12 room is the point where a king starts to work for two people.
02A 12x12 ft room is the usual minimum for a king with proper circulation: 76 in of bed plus 30 in on each side comes to 136 in, and 12 ft is 144 in. An 11x12 room will take a king if one side goes against a wall, which suits a single sleeper but not a couple.
03Thirty inches on any side someone gets in from, and 36 in if that side also has a bedside table or a drawer. Twenty-four inches is the absolute floor and only works for a side nobody uses. At the foot of the bed, leave 36 in if you have to walk past and 24 in if you do not.
04Yes, and it is the most commonly missed input. A mattress size is not a bed size: a standard frame adds 2 to 5 in per side, and a storage bed, an upholstered surround or a four poster can add considerably more. Measure the frame, or enter the mattress size and let the calculator add the frame allowance.
05It depends on the wall you have left rather than the floor area. A dresser needs its own width against a wall plus 36 in of drawer pull out clearance in front of it, and that clearance can overlap a walkway but not the bed. Enter both pieces and the calculator checks whether the overlaps are legal.
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