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Beds FAQ

Panel bed or platform bed: which should I choose?
Choose a platform bed if you want a lower, streamlined look and want to skip the box spring, since built-in slats or a solid deck support most mattresses directly. Choose a panel bed if you like a classic headboard and footboard made of flat or framed wood panels; its side rails usually hold a foundation plus your mattress, so it sits higher. Check each bed's product details and your mattress maker's recommendations for the right support.
How wide is a twin bed, and what are its measurements?
A twin bed is 38 inches wide and 75 inches long, so standard twin size bed measurements are 38" x 75" for the mattress. A twin XL is just as wide but 80 inches long, a better fit for taller teens and adults. The bed frame usually adds a few inches in each direction, so check each product's dimensions. Twins work well in kids' rooms, guest rooms, and on daybeds.
What are the measurements of a full size bed?
A full size bed measures 54 inches wide by 75 inches long, about 16 inches wider than a twin but the same length. It's a good fit for a single sleeper who wants extra room or for a guest room. Compared with a queen (60" x 80"), a full is 6 inches narrower and 5 inches shorter, so couples and anyone over about 6 feet tall usually prefer a queen.
What size is a queen size bed, and how much bigger is a king?
A queen size bed is 60 inches wide and 80 inches long, a popular choice for couples and guest rooms. A standard king is 76 inches wide by 80 inches long, so it's 16 inches wider than a queen with the same length, about the width of two twin XL mattresses side by side. A queen bed frame adds a few inches, so compare the product dimensions with your room before you buy.
King vs. California king vs. Alaskan king: what's the difference?
A standard king (76" x 80") is the widest common size, while a California king (72" x 84") is 4 inches narrower but 4 inches longer, so it suits tall sleepers rather than being bigger overall. An Alaskan king is far larger, a square 108" x 108", and it's usually the answer when people ask what's bigger than a California king. Because it's a specialty size, Alaskan king frames and bedding are hard to find, so check each bed's available sizes.
What does the warranty cover on a bed frame?
Bed frames come with Mor's 1-year limited warranty, starting the day you receive your bed, covering defects in materials and workmanship such as frame construction and seasonal wood splits, warping, peeling, or lifting. It doesn't cover normal wear, modified furniture, or scratches and nicks that aren't reported within 48 hours of delivery. Your mattress is covered separately by its manufacturer's warranty. To file a claim, call or text Customer Service with your original invoice; photos may be requested.
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Beds & Bed Frames for Better Nights

Your bed is the first thing you see in the morning and the last place you land at night, so it should feel like yours. Shop beds and bed frames in every style and size, from cozy platform beds to statement canopy designs, and build a bedroom you can't wait to come home to. Pair your frame with the right mattress, matching nightstands and the rest of your bedroom furniture, or shop bed frames online and see them in person at a Mor showroom.

Queen, King and Full Size Beds

Choosing a size starts with who's sleeping in it. A queen bed is the go-to for most couples and primary bedrooms, and a queen bed frame with headboard gives you the most styles to choose from. King size beds give partners room to spread out, a California king bed frame adds extra length for taller sleepers, and full size beds are perfect for guest rooms, teens and first apartments. For little ones, explore twin and bunk options for a children's room, or read our guide to the different types of beds.

Bed Frame Styles and Storage

Every bed frame style creates a different mood. Platform beds sit low and clean, with a slat base that usually skips the box spring. Upholstered beds wrap you in a soft, padded headboard in velvet, linen or faux leather. A classic panel bed or a curved sleigh bed with a sculpted headboard brings timeless character, while canopy beds turn the bed into the centerpiece of the room.

Short on space? Storage beds hide drawers under the mattress for extra sweaters, linens and shoes, and a bookcase bed keeps books and chargers right at your headboard. A tall bed frame leaves room for bins underneath and makes getting in and out of bed easier, while a low-profile frame helps a smaller room feel open and airy.

Finishes and Finishing Touches

Set the tone with your finish: a black bed frame feels sleek and dramatic, a white bed frame keeps things light and calm, and natural wood brings warmth to any space. Want everything to match from the start? Our bedroom sets pair your bed with a dresser, mirror and nightstands in one coordinated look, and our bedroom decorating tips can help you turn it into a serene retreat.

Complete your sleep setup with an adjustable base or a foundation or bunkie board, then browse beds on sale and beds under $500. Flexible financing options make it easy to bring home the bed you really want.