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What size is your bed?
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Cali King Bed is: 72"*84"
Me: US Queen bed on a $210 IKEA bed frame...
the price went up since i bought my bed frame...
Bed frame example:
Cal King. My wife (5'3") feels lost in it, but I (6'2") don't like my toes hanging off the end of the bed.
Worth every penny.
Worth every penny.
I have a single/twin in Australia, and a Queen size in Canada. Either one is big enough to fit my girlfriend and I.
The smaller the bed, the tighter we spoon.
The smaller the bed, the tighter we spoon.
The smaller the bed, the tighter we spoon.
You now, I never really thought about it before, but I am so sheltered. I've actually never had sex in a bed smaller than Queen size.
Cali King
the only bed I can sleep on in any direction - I tend to rotate in my sleep , sometimes I wake up facing the opposite way from what I went to sleep
I though about getting the Ikea round bed but in person it looked too porn set.
plus finding nice sheets would be pain in butt.
the only bed I can sleep on in any direction - I tend to rotate in my sleep , sometimes I wake up facing the opposite way from what I went to sleep
I though about getting the Ikea round bed but in person it looked too porn set.
plus finding nice sheets would be pain in butt.
I have a small-ish bed. My bed is only a Twin/Single size. It is just right lengthwise but I wish it was a little longer. The other bad thing about my bed is that I don't even have a real mattress it is either just the top part or just the box-spring part. Not to mention it's about 25 years old and was my mother's before it was mine! Previous bed frame was a metal one as old as the matress. The current one is a cheapo bed frame is from Big-Lots, cheap but it gets the job done decently (aside from the fact that I always bang my foot or knee on it every day. )
Previous bed frame was a metal one as old as the matress. The current one is a cheapo bed frame is from Big-Lots, cheap but it gets the job done decently (aside from the fact that I always bang my foot or knee on it every day. )
I have an extra long twin.
As crazy as it sounds, I think they mean the same thing.What's the difference between a twin and a single mattress?
i totally agree. smartest money i ever spent was on a king bed. my girl and i had to sleep on my then queen size bed for a few months and it was not good - it took me a long time to fall asleep. i hate to be crowded when i am trying to fall asleep. now with the king as soon as we are done doing.... whatever... its a kiss goodnight and she knows to get out of my way onto her side of the bed
i am wondering: how many of you still use a box spring and a mattress? i went to a platform/european style bed (mattress only on top of wooden slats inside a steel frame) and its fantastic.
U.S. Queen, big enough for one guy and room for a lady if I was to ever actually get one in my bed. One of these days I will have the California King, I love big beds.
nothing. I think the reason it's sometimes called 'twin' is because two are pushed together to form a superking size.What's the difference between a twin and a single mattress?
oh yes, thanks for that.I have an extra long twin.
As crazy as it sounds, I think they mean the same thing.
Actually it's longer, not bigger.I have a California King. A little bigger than a regular King
We have that sort of bed as well. (as everyone has probably seen from my "exposed apple fan" photo)
I know huh? I thought of adding a multiple choice option or asking people to specify that as well as if they live on their own or not but I didn't bother.
I've always built my own beds. Our present one is oak slats on an oak frame, very comfy.shecky said:
king single. Its about 1x2 metres. Compact, yet spacious, even with a partner.
Mord, how many people do you sleep with?
Mord, how many people do you sleep with?