
Queen vs King Mattress Ellenwood Size Guide
Dimensions, room fit, and price, so you pick the right size the first time.
Trying to settle the queen vs king mattress Ellenwood debate once and for all? You’re in the right spot. Compare Deals is a discount mattress outlet just minutes from Ellenwood, over at 1395 Southlake Parkway in Morrow. We carry every popular size in brand names like Sealy, Beautyrest, Serta, and Saatva, all for 60–70% less than retail. So before you measure your room and open your wallet, let’s make picking a size simple. Good news: it’s easier than you think.
Here’s the quick version. A queen is 60 inches wide and 80 inches long. A king is 76 inches wide and the same 80 inches long. A California king trades a little width for extra length, at 72 inches wide and 84 inches long. So a king gives couples the most elbow room, a queen fits smaller bedrooms better, and a Cal king suits tall sleepers. That’s the whole size puzzle in a nutshell.
Queen: The Do-It-All Favorite
The queen is America’s most popular size for a reason. It gives one person tons of space and fits two people comfortably in a bedroom that isn’t huge. So if your room is around 10 by 10 feet, a queen leaves you walking space on both sides. Plus, sheets and frames for a queen are everywhere and usually cheaper. For many homes in King’s Crossing or Boulder Pointe, it’s the sweet spot.
A queen also shines for guest rooms and solo sleepers who like to sprawl. Want to see the sizes side by side? Browse our full mattress lineup and picture each one in your space. Because Ellenwood homes tend to have roomy layouts and mature lots, you’ve often got flexibility either way.

King: Room to Spread Out
Now let’s talk king. A king is basically two twin XL mattresses side by side, so each partner gets their own personal zone. That’s a game changer if one of you flips like a pancake all night. It’s also the pick for couples who share the bed with kids or a dog. However, a king needs a bigger room, ideally 12 by 12 feet or larger, so it doesn’t crowd the walk space.
So the queen vs king mattress Ellenwood choice often comes down to your room size and how you sleep. Got a big primary suite in Villages of Ellenwood? A king might be pure heaven. Got a cozier room? A queen keeps things comfy without feeling packed.

California King: Built for Tall Sleepers
The California king is the tall person’s best friend. At 84 inches long, it gives you an extra four inches past the foot of a standard king. So if you’re over six feet and tired of hanging off the end, this is your size. It’s a touch narrower than a regular king, though, which actually helps it fit long, slim bedrooms better.
Here’s a quick mid-guide reminder before you keep going. Size is only half the story. The Sleep Foundation notes that the right feel and support matter just as much as the dimensions. So test the firmness too, not just the footprint.

How to Measure Your Room the Easy Way
Before you fall for a size, grab a tape measure. Measure your bedroom wall to wall, then leave at least two feet of walk space on each side of the bed you want. So for a king, aim for a room around 12 by 12 feet. For a queen, 10 by 10 feet works great. Don’t forget doorways and hallways, either, since the mattress has to actually get into the room.
Not sure it’ll fit? No stress. Bring your room measurements when you visit, and our team will help you match a size to your space. We’ll even talk frames, so nothing surprises you at delivery.

What Each Size Costs at the Outlet
Now for the fun part: price. Bigger beds usually cost more at retail, but our outlet pricing keeps it friendly across the board. Our closeout queen mattresses start at just $399, and even our plush and luxury tiers top out around $899. Kings and Cal kings run a bit higher than queens, sure, but you’re still saving 60–70% versus the mall. So upgrading a size doesn’t have to break the bank.
Want to see how we keep prices so low? It’s our closeout and scratch-and-dent beds that do the trick. These are brand-new, name-brand mattresses with maybe a tiny cosmetic mark you’ll never notice once the sheets are on. Same comfort, way less cash.

Don’t Forget the Smaller Sizes and Split King
Queen and king get all the attention, but they aren’t your only choices. If you’re setting up a kid’s room or a snug guest space, a twin or twin XL might be the smarter pick. A full, sometimes called a double, works well for a single adult who wants more room than a twin without the footprint of a queen. So think about who’s actually sleeping in the bed before you size up.
There’s also a clever option many couples miss: the split king. It’s two twin XL mattresses set side by side inside one king frame. That means each partner can choose their own firmness, and it plays perfectly with adjustable bases. So if one of you loves plush and the other swears by firm, a split king ends the debate. Here’s a quick size cheat sheet to keep handy:
- Twin: 38 by 75 inches, great for kids and small rooms
- Twin XL: 38 by 80 inches, a longer twin for tall teens or dorms
- Full: 54 by 75 inches, roomy for one adult
- Queen: 60 by 80 inches, the all-around favorite
- King: 76 by 80 inches, the most space for couples
- California King: 72 by 84 inches, extra length for tall sleepers
So whether you need a compact twin or a sprawling split king, we’ve got the size and the price. Come see them lined up, and the right fit becomes obvious fast.
Budget-Friendly Any Size, Right Near Ellenwood
Ready to size up without stressing your budget? We offer no-credit-needed financing through American First Finance, Acima, Snap, and Koalafi. So you can jump from a crowded queen to a roomy king today and pay over time. Our flexible payment options explain it in plain English, with no confusing fine print.
We’re an easy trip for the whole south side. Shoppers come from Ellenwood, Forest Park, Conley, Rex, Stockbridge, Jonesboro, Riverdale, Morrow, and McDonough. Whether you’re heading home from Chapel Hill Park or a walk at County Line Park, a quick run down Bouldercrest Road puts you right at our door. Our store hours and directions map the whole route. So no matter your room size or your budget, come find the perfect fit. Then sleep like a champ tonight.
Common Mattress Questions
A queen is 60 by 80 inches. A standard king is 76 by 80 inches. A California king is 72 by 84 inches, so it’s a little narrower but longer for taller sleepers.
A king gives each partner the most personal space, roughly like a twin XL each. A queen still fits two people comfortably and works better in smaller bedrooms.
Aim for a room around 12 by 12 feet for a king, so you keep about two feet of walk space on each side. A queen fits nicely in a 10 by 10 foot room.
Closeout queens start at just $399, with plush and luxury tiers up to about $899. Kings and Cal kings run a bit higher, but you still save 60–70% off retail.
Our Morrow store at 1395 Southlake Parkway is just minutes from Ellenwood. We can talk delivery and financing options in person, no appointment needed.
Find Your Perfect Size
Closeout queens from $399, save 60–70% off retail, no credit needed. Come try every size in person.
