Will your bed fit your room?

Enter your measured room and mattress dimensions to see whether the layout fits, is tight, or does not fit. Custom dimensions are the default; sourced market-specific sizes and named frame examples are optional references.

Room inside width

Room inside length

Bed and frame model

Enter your actual mattress size or choose a market-specific reference. Named frame examples use measured models; no generic frame overhang is silently applied.

Custom mattress width (editable example)

Custom mattress length (editable example)

Bed orientation

More assumptions

Selected side-clearance target

Selected foot-clearance target (assumption)

Nightstands

Measured nightstand width each

Measured nightstand depth each

Optional furniture collision checksCheck a hinged wardrobe-door swingCheck a dresser drawer extension

These checks test door/drawer collision envelopes only. They do not add a standing or walking allowance and are not drawn on the room diagram.

Enter dimensions as mm, cm, m, inches or feet (for example, 60 cm or 24 in). Product presets are market-specific examples; custom dimensions work globally.

Fits

Fits the selected dimensions — approximately 140.0 cm4 ft 7 in remains on room width.

Room dimensions and selected furniture collision checks: required, selected, available and margin
Dimension	Required	Recommended	Available	Margin
room width	160.0 cm5 ft 3 in	280.0 cm9 ft 2 in	300.0 cm9 ft 10 in	140.0 cm4 ft 7 in
room length	200.0 cm6 ft 7 in	260.0 cm8 ft 6 in	360.0 cm11 ft 10 in	160.0 cm5 ft 3 in

Assumptions

Bed preset: Custom mattress (editable sample dimensions). The 1600 × 2000 mm starting values are editable examples, not a universal mattress size.
Selected side-clearance target: 600 mm per side; selected foot-clearance target: 600 mm. Adjust these to your room/use; these are editable planning assumptions, not code minimums.
Nightstands: 0. Their 450 × 400 mm starting dimensions are editable placeholders. Tables are modeled flush beside the headboard with no inter-object gap.
The scale diagram shows the bed and bedside-table footprints only. Optional wardrobe/drawer checks compare user-measured gaps and are not drawn to scale.