160x200

160x200 is a dimension pair used to denote width by height. It is commonly encountered in two main contexts: digital specifications and physical measurements. The meaning depends on the unit, with pixels (px) used for image sizes and centimeters (cm) or millimeters (mm) used for physical objects.

In digital media, 160x200 px describes a small portrait-oriented image. Such dimensions were more common in older web designs and simple thumbnails. When working with digital images, maintaining the aspect ratio is important to avoid distortion; 160x200 corresponds to an aspect ratio of 4:5 (width:height). If a different display size is required, the image should be resized proportionally.

In furniture and bedding, 160x200 cm is a standard European bed size. This dimension is roughly 63 inches by 79 inches and is often marketed as king size or grand lit in various countries. It is widely used for master bedrooms but is not universal; other common European bed sizes include 140x200 cm and 180x200 cm, with regional naming conventions varying.

The 4:5 aspect ratio associated with 160x200 means the height is 1.25 times the width. This ratio yields a slightly taller portrait format compared with a square or 16:9 image, influencing design and layout decisions in both digital and print contexts.

When encountering the term 160x200, it is important to confirm the unit and context to avoid misinterpretation between image resolution and physical measurements.