Bed Sizes

Bed Sizes & Information

Waterbed Mattress Sizes	Conventional Mattress Sizes
Super Single Waterbed
48" X 84	Twin - 39" x 75"
	Hospital Twin - 30" x 80"
Queen Waterbed	XLTwin - 39" x 80"
60" X 84"	Hospital XXLTwin - 30" x 84"
	XX-Long Twin - 39" x 84"
King Waterbed	Three Quarter - 48" x 75"
72" X 84"	Rice & Antique Bed - 48" x 75"
	Full Sofa Bed - 54" x 72"
Combed Cotton: Cotton fibers are obtained from the seed of a cotton plant. Combing separates the long desirable fibers from the short immature fibers to create a stronger smoother yarn.	Full - 54" x 75"
	XLFull - 54" x 80"
	XX-Long Full - 54" x 84"
	Queen Sofa Bed - 60" x 74"
Pima & Supima Cotton: A very strong, high-grade cotton of medium staple developed from selected cottons in the southwest United States.	Queen - 60" x 80"
	Olympic Queen - 66" x 80"
	X-Long Queen - 60" x 84"
	Eastern King - 76" x 80"
Egyptian Cotton: Cotton grown exclusively in Egypt and the longest fiber staple in the world. This means less linting, more durability, more luster and a softer feel.	* King - 78" x 80" *(can also be known as Eastern King)
	California King - 72" x 84"
	Western King - 72" x 84"
	7 Foot Round - 84"
Percale: For U.S. Standards Percale simply means that the material is a minimum of 180 threads per square inch, however, many European mills, as with Italian bedding, will refer to their 100% cotton bedding as Percale or Percalle which in this case means that the material is a 100% cotton and a type of construction which is consistent with percale in the U.S, meaning a non sateen 100% bed sheet.	8 Foot Round - 96"
Thread Count: Thread count is determined by how many threads are in one square inch of fabric. In the 180 count sheets, one square inch of fabric would have 100 threads going in one direction, with 80 threads going in the opposite direction. Add the 100 with the 80 and that equals the 180 thread count.