I want 20"x30" and 32oz. Is that the standard or standard/queen or queen?
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Kang often manufactures for all sorts of things have in size and or firmness specific designations listed. These things are even with the same designation in fact completely different. Pillows are no exception and due to their changing shape particularly difficult to measure. I measure this pillow at no wider than 17" and no longer than 28" but I could be a little off because I think it was a little longer and wider before it began to rise. It has a pretty thick loft. I don't have a scale to measure that low a weight but I would guess that It's under two pounds. My suggestion would be to contact the manufacturer. If you are having trouble with this. Amazon will be great at helping you with this. I would say that this pillow for me is alright but not extra firm as listed. Appprox. 20-25% short of that designation. Best of Luck to you Bob
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I bought the king set and my pillow cases are 40". I assume 30" would be queen. The item description must have the sizes listed on the website.
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It is a standard size pillow case for a standard pillow, not for king or queen size (far as i know). But i measured it with a tape measure for you and it is 24 inches LONG and just a spec short of 21 inches WIDE. When i say a "spec" i am leaving room for the zipper's edge (hard to explain), so you could say an easy 20 & 3/4 inches, or if you don't want to account for the end of the zipper, just say 21 inches. I have standard size pillows and these cases are an easy fit; they are not tight at all. Also, they are made in USA. : ) Hope that helps.
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It is a standard queen size BUT be aware that you cannot buy the footboard. I didn't think I'd need it until I realized the frame doesn't fit with just any frame. It needs one from a mattress giant-type store. And then, after much fiddling to get the heights right, I realized it's not to sturdy. Love the style, function is weak. And the company won't help
514213
It fits my Queen size bed no problem 84 X 90 is the standard size of a Queen
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Hi Sully... The sizes are as follow (California King 72W X 84L) - (Standard King (76W X 80L) - (Queen 60W X 80L) Hope this helps. ER
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Sorry, I don't know because I ordered the queen size. But I can tell you that there are good sized and beautiful!
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regular/queen will fit. But the zipper broke on mine before I was able to fill it. I didn't return it but should have.
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A traditional queen mattress measures 60" wide by 80" long. An Olympic Queen is 66" wide by 80" long. The mattress pad we bought (and the one referred to here is the 60 x 80 inch). I have been in the bedding business since 1975 when the main-stream models were twin (39x75), full (54x75), queen (60x80) West Coast Queen (60x84), King (76x80), and California King (72x84). You should note that these are United States' sizes and that there are 6 International Bedding Standards: N. America, Australia, UK & Ireland, New Zealand[5] Continental Europe & Latin America, and Japan. Somoe of the bedding sizes within these standards are slithgly different in size and some are substantially diferent. Now that there are several "micro" bedding companies (similar to micro-breweries), there are a plethora of different sizes. If you want to buy reasonably priced bed clothes, then going outside of the 'norm' will, no doubt, not only cost you, but it will limit your choices. The mattress pad we bought are conventional size and make a remarkable difference in the conventional queen size bedding we have. We have chosen to stay with conventional sizes as we have a Bed and Breakfast and with more than one bed, having a 'standard' size to each room is cost-effective. I hope this helps you.
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The one we bought is a standard size. I found this here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pillow "The classic bed pillow shape is usually a square or rectangle. In the US, they are common in these three sizes (in inches): Standard (20 x 26 inches), Queen (20 x 30 inches), and King (20 x 36 inches)."
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Appx 60" wide by 80" long by 12" thick. Same as a select comfort queen mattress.-
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My pillow received the measures are 20"x 8" x 4.5". The difference is the measure 20" as the seller states that is 20.5 "
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I used queen size, but they're a little loose compared to a regular mattress.
308447
Sorry, I have the queen-sized version and do not possess that information. Contact the vendor as they are very nice to deal with. Very commited to CS.
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My pillows are standard size so that is what I ordered. It is plenty large. The package reads: standard 20" x 26"; jumbo size 20" x 28"; queen size 20" x 30"; the king size 20" x 36". They are a very nice pillow cover. Hope this helps - God bless.
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the one i got was a standard queen size. the sizes should be pretty standard, you can look them up on their website i guess. The mattress is good is all i can say :)
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i bought the queen size matress. the size is standard. Maybe the king size matress is standard too. I just infer.
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I have no idea. I got a standard/queen and didn't know it was more expensive. I still would have ordered it since thar's the size I need. I hane now washed it several times and ooks great. It' wirth tg money to me. In fact I'm going to be orderin anither now that I know hiw durable it is.