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Queen size mattress frame dimensions

A queen mattress is 60 × 80 in. The frame around it is larger, and that's the size to measure the room for.

Short answer: a queen size mattress is 60 × 80 in.[1 · Oct 29, 2026] One maker's frame chart lists typical queen frames at about 62 to 67 in wide and 81 to 85 in long on the outside.2 Its queen guide gives a slightly different range, 62–65 × 82–86 in,3 which shows how much frames vary. A frame usually adds about 2 to 5 in on each side.2

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Queen mattress and frame sizes

InchesCentimeters
Queen mattress60 × 80 in[1 · Oct 29, 2026]152 × 203 cm
Typical queen frame, outside62–67 × 81–85 in2157–170 × 206–216 cm
Same maker's queen guide62–65 × 82–86 in3157–165 × 208–218 cm

Use the listed outside size of the frame you're buying. A queen foundation is the same 60 × 80 in as the mattress and usually 5 to 9 in tall.3 Queen headboards run 60 to 63 in wide and can add 2 to 4 in to the overall length.3

Foundation and room

Questions people ask

What size is a queen bed frame?

A queen mattress is 60 × 80 in. One maker lists typical queen frames at about 62 to 67 in wide and 81 to 85 in long on the outside; its queen guide gives 62–65 × 82–86 in. Check the listed size.

Does a queen size mattress come with a frame?

Not usually. The mattress and the frame are sold separately. Match the frame to a 60 × 80 in queen mattress, then check the listed outside dimensions.

How much bigger is a queen frame than a queen mattress?

One maker says a frame usually adds about 2 to 5 in on each side. A queen foundation stays 60 × 80 in, the same as the mattress.

Sources: 1. Sleep Foundation, Mattress sizes and dimensions guide. 2. Casper logo Casper, Bed frame size chart and dimensions guide. 3. Casper logo Casper, Queen size bed dimensions: size, room fit, and how it compares. Checked Oct 29, 2026. Trademarks belong to their owners; figures are restated in our own words and tables, not reproduced.