Poll: Bed size
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I just don't fit in a single bed - I'm 6'1 or thereabouts, so my feet stick out the end and get cold. Here at Uni anyway.
Got a double at home, and will do next year in my house for uni. Much better - I can stretch out when I'm alone, and I don't crush my girlfriend if I'm not (we can sleep in a single, but it's a bit cramped and is a pain sometimes, particularly with the arms).
Therefore a double bed at least.
Although the comfiest bed I've ever slept in was the smaller-than-single, wire-and-metal framed, 2" thick foam mattress bed in army barracks. I don't know if my perception was changed because we were so knackered, but you lay down and it just sucked you in and you fell asleep really, really quickly. And got a good night's sleep too.
Got a double at home, and will do next year in my house for uni. Much better - I can stretch out when I'm alone, and I don't crush my girlfriend if I'm not (we can sleep in a single, but it's a bit cramped and is a pain sometimes, particularly with the arms).
Therefore a double bed at least.
Although the comfiest bed I've ever slept in was the smaller-than-single, wire-and-metal framed, 2" thick foam mattress bed in army barracks. I don't know if my perception was changed because we were so knackered, but you lay down and it just sucked you in and you fell asleep really, really quickly. And got a good night's sleep too.
A king, but i share it with my fiance so its like half a King.
While we are on the subject is a single different from a twin? When i was younger me and my brother both had single beds and i was told they are only a twin if you slid them together.
Is a twin just a mattress partitioned in half?
While we are on the subject is a single different from a twin? When i was younger me and my brother both had single beds and i was told they are only a twin if you slid them together.
Is a twin just a mattress partitioned in half?
You know, it's funny, we got two beds for my house a couple years back, a Twin and when I assume is a King or a Queen, and my sister, having a room roughly half the size of mine, gets the larger bed. It takes up a good 20-25% of the room, while my twin takes up less than 15% of mine. Her bed is damn near falling apart though, so I'm actually glad I got the smaller, more reliable one.
I have a bed, which is roughly the size of a double. However, one big difference is that it is crafted entirely of a special kind of memory foam. Extremely comfortable, with additional space to move. Only thing I need now is a memory foam pillow, maybe some memory foam insulated blankets to complete the ensemble XD.
Full.
Got myself a new bed once I got my own place- not just because I'm 6'4" but also for the ladies.
It is a crucial part of decision making
Got myself a new bed once I got my own place- not just because I'm 6'4" but also for the ladies.
It is a crucial part of decision making
Is it a waterbed? Because I refuse to worship any man until they have a waterbed.grimsprice said:
You have now given me motivation to burglarize your home! Expect a brick through a window at 3 in the morning!grimsprice said:
On topic, I have a Queen. Very low to the ground though, maybe a foot and a half above the floor with the mattress.
I hate my bed(twin) rolled off it it the other day at 3 am onto a nice forgiving hardwood floor.
I have a full bed, but in a few months my sleeping arrangements are going to become significantly smaller...
As in, 'military cot' size. Gah, the things one must do for their country!
As in, 'military cot' size. Gah, the things one must do for their country!
*ahem*Stranger 517 said:
Water beds are shit. I have a solid 8 inch latex core at a 26 soft. (forgive the mattress lingo, my parents owned a mattress company, ask me anything.) Anyways, its the shit and it feels like the pillowy bosom of Katy Perry.
So i don't care if you worship me or not. I. Still. Win.
Memory foam full bed. Memory foam pillow, too. I love it. So comfy. And my bedframe is made of grey-painted steel, in a modern, edged design. I like it, but it can be creeky if I move around...
Hmmm... lemme see...
King sized bed
-width 76"
-length. 80"
Current room dimensions
-width 90"
-length ~130"
Don't think a king sized bed is practical in student accommodation.
King sized bed
-width 76"
-length. 80"
Current room dimensions
-width 90"
-length ~130"
Don't think a king sized bed is practical in student accommodation.
Twin sized, since my room can't support any bigger. Sometimes I sleep in a double in another room, however.
I have a single sized bed. And no, I don't mean a twin. I mean an actual single side bed. You can;t roll over on it without falling face first to the ground.