Nigerian Mattress Sizes
Explained

Nigeria has its own standard mattress sizes that differ slightly from American or European sizes. This guide explains every standard size we stock — from the tiny 2.5×6ft cot mattress to the presidential 7×7ft Extra Large — so you can order with confidence.

All Standard Nigerian Mattress Sizes

Small / Cot — 2.5×6ft

The smallest standard size. Used for infant cots, children's beds, and compact bunk beds. This is the entry-level size stocked in ENO Foam and Elite Foam collections. Perfect for children under 10 years and student hostels with narrow bunk frames.

Single — 3×6ft

The most common size for one adult. Widely used in student accommodation, servant quarters, and guest rooms. All 6 of our collections are available in 3×6ft. This is the most affordable option for adult use.

Medium — 3.5×6ft

Slightly wider than Single. Good for taller or larger adults sleeping alone. Common in mid-range hotel rooms and home spare bedrooms.

Standard / Double — 4×6ft

The baseline size for couples in Nigeria. Two adults can sleep on this but it is tight. Common in entry-level and mid-range bedrooms. Available across all our collections including Full Orthopaedic.

Double / Full — 4.5×6ft

More comfortable for two adults than Standard. The most popular size in Nigerian master bedrooms. A good balance between space and cost.

Queen — 5×6ft

The most popular size for Nigerian couples. Gives both partners comfortable space. Hotel standard for mid-range to premium hotels. Available across all collections including Full Orthopaedic (10 Years Warranty).

King — 6×6ft

Luxury master bedroom size. Premium Nigerian hotels and upper-class homes. Significantly more expensive but the sleeping experience is noticeably better for couples.

Extra Wide — 7×6ft

VIP hotel rooms and large master bedrooms. Custom bed frames required. Available in Semi-Orthopaedic, Olive Foam, Olive Damask, and ENO Foam collections.

Extra Large — 7×7ft

Presidential size. Square format. Custom installation. Available in Full Orthopaedic and Semi-Orthopaedic. Extremely rare — used in presidential suites and luxury private homes.

How to Measure Your Bed Frame

Before ordering, measure the internal sleeping surface of your bed frame — not the external frame dimensions. Measure width (short side) and length (long side) in feet. A standard Nigerian queen frame is 5 feet wide and 6 feet long internally.

If your frame is non-standard (older frames sometimes vary), WhatsApp us with the measurements and we can recommend the nearest standard size or arrange a custom cut.