Full Size Beds
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Raymour & Flanigan
Clarion Full Platform Storage Bed in Brown Cherry by Bellanest
Raymour & Flanigan
Morris Lattice Bed in Antique Silver by Safavieh
Raymour & Flanigan
McGee Bed in Linen Sandstone by Skyline
Steinhafels
Carly Full Upholstered Bed (Discontinued Slats)
Raymour & Flanigan
Cam Wingback Bed in Linen Sandstone by Skyline
Raymour & Flanigan
Joy Upholstered Panel Bed in Black by Glory Furniture
Raymour & Flanigan
Bergen Upholstered Panel Bed in Gray by Glory Furniture
Raymour & Flanigan
Tanner Bed in Velvet Ink by Skyline
Raymour & Flanigan
Nathan Bed in Premier Black by Skyline
Raymour & Flanigan
Calverson Platform Bed in Mocha by Ashley Express
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Santorini Bed in White by Global Furniture Furniture USA
Bloomingdale's
Bloomingdale's Artisan Collection Spencer Tufted Upholstery Full Bed
Raymour & Flanigan
Cresta Full Panel Bed in Gray by Bellanest
Raymour & Flanigan
Alexander Bed in Linen Sandstone by Skyline
Bloomingdale's
Sparrow & Wren Luna Platform Bed, Full
Jerome's Furniture
Manning California King Upholstered Bed, Dresser, Mirror & Nightstand
Raymour & Flanigan
Kimmy Metal Platform Bed in Navy Blue by Homelegance
Raymour & Flanigan
Burlington Bookcase Bed in White by Glory Furniture
The Full Size Beds Guide
Ideal for young adults, singles or couples who don’t require much additional space, a full (or double) bed typically measures in at 54” x 75”. These compact styles are the same length as a twin bed, but are about 1.5x as wide, providing just enough room for those who like to sleep with a lot of pillows or extra blankets. Double beds take up less of a footprint and may also be more cost efficient, making them an excellent choice for guest bedrooms or primary bedrooms with smaller available area.
Standard Bed Size Comparison
Twin/Single: 38” x 75”
Extra-Long Twin: 38” x 80”
Full/Double: 54” x 75”
Queen: 60” x 80”
King: 76” x 80”
California King: 72” x 84”
A Refresher: Steps To Take Before Shopping
There are several factors to consider when selecting the size of your bed—including room size, sleeping style and body size. Your best bet is to start by measuring how much space you have in your bedroom, and go from there.
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