Is a Queen Size Bed Bigger Than a Double?
A queen size bed is bigger than a double, though the answer depends on which queen you mean, and in the UK queen is not an official size at all. This guide sets out the measurements clearly: a US queen at 152cm by 203cm against a UK double at 135cm by 190cm, and why a bed sold in Britain as queen is usually a 150cm king. It explains where the confusion causes real problems, particularly when double bedding is bought for a queen labelled bed and the duvet leaves too little overhang for two people. There is practical comparison of the room widths each size needs, why the extra length often matters more than the extra width, and what to check before ordering a frame or mattress from an international seller. It also explains why the term keeps surfacing in British searches, and why mattress depth needs checking alongside width if imported bedding is going to fit....