Dubbelkingsize

Dubbelkingsize is a bed configuration used in Dutch-speaking regions that describes a sleeping surface made from two separate king-size mattresses placed on a shared frame. The arrangement allows each sleeper to choose a different firmness or mattress type while sharing a single bed surface. The overall footprint is typically around 180 by 200 centimeters, with each half commonly 90 by 200 centimeters; however, sizes can vary by manufacturer and market, and some systems use two 100 by 200 centimeter halves to create a wider setup.

Construction often involves a common base or bed frame that accommodates two distinct mattresses, sometimes separated by a seam. Some frames include a center connector to keep the bases aligned, while bedding may use two fitted sheets or a single sheet with a central seam.

Advantages of dubbelkingsize include customization for each sleeper, reduced motion transfer, and easier accommodation of different sleep preferences. It can also offer flexibility for couples who want different firmness levels or mattress types. Drawbacks include the central seam that some users find uncomfortable, and the need for compatible bedding and frames to maintain a neat appearance.

In market terms, dubbelkingsize is related to concepts such as split king or two single mattresses on a shared base. Availability and exact dimensions vary by country and retailer.