United States · market convention

Full bed dimensions

A US Full mattress is nominally about 53–54 × 75 inches (134.6–137.2 × 190.5 cm). The one-inch width variation is real, so measure the finished mattress before choosing a frame or fitted sheet.

Semrush US · 27,100 searches/mo · KD 23
Centimeters
134.6 × 190.5 cm
Inches
53 × 75 in
Feet & inches
4 ft 5 in × 6 ft 3 in
Meters
1.346 × 1.905 m
Area
2.56 m² · 27.6 ft²
Source status
medium confidence · minor variation
Measure the finished product.

These sources list 53 in wide; 54 in products also occur, so measure the finished mattress.

Proportional top view of United States Full, 134.6 by 190.5 centimeters134.6 cm190.5 cm

Full and Double are US synonyms

In current US retail use, Full and Double generally describe the same mattress class. The name does not settle whether a finished product is 53 or 54 inches wide.

Standard Full is not an 80-inch bed

A standard Full is nominally 75 inches long. Full XL adds about five inches of length, while Queen adds both width and length.

Nearest international equivalents

What is closest to Full?

United Kingdom · Double135 × 190 cm
Width
+0.4 cm
Length
-0.5 cm
Spain · Matrimonio 135 × 190135 × 190 cm
Width
+0.4 cm
Length
-0.5 cm
Brazil · Casal138 × 188 cm
Width
+3.4 cm
Length
-2.5 cm
Australia · Double138 × 188 cm
Width
+3.4 cm
Length
-2.5 cm

Bedding fit

Use the mattress measurements, not only “Full.”

Applicable market labels include Full, Full/Queen. These labels do not guarantee a particular finished sheet, duvet, comforter, blanket, or bedspread dimension.

For a fitted sheet, also measure mattress depth, topper, pad, and extra pocket allowance. For top bedding, choose the side and foot coverage you want.

Calculate bedding coverage

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

What are Full size mattress dimensions?

Nominal US Full dimensions are roughly 53–54 inches wide by 75 inches long, or about 135–137 × 191 cm.

Is a Full the same as a Double?

In the US, Full and Double usually refer to the same size class. International Double sizes can differ.

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