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RV King mattress dimensions and size variations

RV King is not one size. Current examples include 70 × 74, 70 × 80, and 72 × 80 inches (177.8–182.9 cm wide and 188–203.2 cm long).

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Label or calculationDimensionsWhat it means
Compact RV King70 × 74 in (177.8 × 188 cm)Current listed variant.
Longer 70-inch RV King70 × 80 in (177.8 × 203.2 cm)Same width, six inches longer.
Wider RV King72 × 80 in (182.9 × 203.2 cm)Current example from two manufacturers.
Residential King baseline76 × 80 in (193 × 203.2 cm)Four to six inches wider than these RV examples.
Manufacturer variation matters.

Do not order by the RV King label alone. Confirm the exact platform rectangle and any custom corner or hinge geometry.

The same label spans three rectangles

Current product guides vary by up to two inches in width and six inches in length. This is enough to prevent a secure platform or fitted-sheet match.

Residential King accessories are usually too wide

A 76-inch residential King fitted sheet targets a wider top. Top bedding may still be usable if its finished size gives the intended coverage.

Measurement method

Start with the product and space you actually have.

  1. 1

    Measure the platform. Record the usable width and length inside every fixed edge.

  2. 2

    Map the shape. Note radiused corners, cutouts, hinges, folds, and slide clearance.

  3. 3

    Measure depth. Check vertical room for the mattress and any bedding layers.

  4. 4

    Match finished dimensions. Use the exact product specification rather than the RV label.

Calculate top-bedding coverageUse your measurements instead of relying on a nominal label.
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Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

Is RV King the same as King?

No. Current RV King examples are 70 or 72 inches wide, while a residential King is nominally 76 inches wide.

How do I measure for an RV King replacement?

Measure width, length, depth, platform edges, radiused or cut corners, hinges, and slide clearance; then match the manufacturer’s finished dimensions.

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