what's the difference between king and California king
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I googled and found this: A king size which is also known as eastern king to some people is gonna be the widest mattress at 76 inches wide by 80 inches long. A california king size is gonna be 72 inches wide by 84 long making it the longest possible mattress, but it is 4 inches narrower.
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Yes, e-king is standard 76X80". "E"King means Eastern King (standard king) size as opposed to (western) California King. E-king, same as 'standard king'- at 76" wide (by 80" long) is the widest mattress there is- full 38" room each for two people. California or western King is longer 84" for tall persons, but is narrower, only 72" wide. The difference between 10" and 12" (besides being two inches) generally the 10" is firmer, the 12" is less firm. Generally with foam and foam-gel mattresses, the MORE padding- the thicker it is in inches- the LESS firm the foam or foam-gel mattress is. I have not purchased both from this mfg to do a comparison test. But, generally thinner foam or foam-gel mattress is the 'firm' and the thicker one is softer / less firm. And, again- Yes, E-king is Eastern, aka Standard King, and is 76" X 80". Cali King aka Western King- is longer and narrower 84 X 72".
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Just for me, I'd go with the little bigger one. I have a Cal King and it's not huge. I love it though.
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Yes, California king is the standard "king" size for a hard side (goes into a frame) waterbed like this... When I got the box it said "king" but perfectly fits in my CA king frame...
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no, California Queen and California King, are different sizes than regular Queen and King
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eek. Incorrect information in the other answers. California kings are 4 inches narrower than a king, and 4 inches longer. You basically trade a little elbow room for length, so consider a california king as a bed for taller people.So, if you order a king headboard for a california king bed, the headboard will be 2 inches wider on each side. It'll look fine, but may require modification to mount it to the bed frame, as the bolt holes would likely be off by 2 inches on each side. If you're not mounting the headboard to the bed frame, but rather leaving it freestanding or wall mounting, then I foresee no issues. eek. Incorrect information in the other answers. California kings are 4 inches narrower than a king, and 4 inches longer. You basically trade a little elbow room for length, so consider a california king as a bed for taller people.So, if you order a king headboard for a california king bed, the headboard will be 2 inches wider on each side. It'll look fine, but may require modification to mount it to the bed frame, as the bolt holes would likely be off by 2 inches on each side. If you're not mounting the headboard to the bed frame, but rather leaving it freestanding or wall... » Read More eek. Incorrect information in the other answers. California kings are 4 inches narrower than a king, and 4 inches longer. You basically trade a little elbow room for length, so consider a california king as a bed for taller people.So, if you order a king headboard for a california king bed, the headboard will be 2 inches wider on each side. It'll look fine, but may require modification to mount it to the bed frame, as the bolt holes would likely be off by 2 inches on each side. If you're not mounting the headboard to the bed frame, but rather leaving it freestanding or wall mounting, then I foresee no issues. « Show Less
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I'm not sure of exact numbers but know that California king is abut larger than standard king
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I purchased the FQU-11 for our queen bed and during installation, I noticed there was a bit of room for expansion, maybe 6 inches possibly so I'm not certain it would work for a California King. I did however find the model QKU-11 which goes from 60-76" though which sounds like what you need. Hope it helps!
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A king size bed is 76" wide by 80" long, but a California king size is 72" wide and 84" long.
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King size (also known as an eastern king) is the same length as a queen but much wider (76'' x 80''). If you have the space, it offers the most room for couples. King size beds are also great if you have kids or pets who like to share your bed. For very tall people you can also special order a California-King which is a 72'' x 84''. That being said, the "East King" would be sized identical to a "Regular King".
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Until your question, I would have assumed CA King and California King were the same size...might still be... might depend on what a different distributor calls it. California Kings are longer than regular Kings traditionally. I just went to the link you wrote from and clicked on the 3 different King options and the one they call California King is just odd. But, I also just noticed that it's being called as from the "Jessica Collection" as opposed to the others which are the Coaster collection...maybe they made a specific variant to go with the Jessica. I got the regular ol' King which holds a regular ol' King mattress. If you want something that's bigger than a standard King, you might want to get the mattress measurements first and buy the bed size to match
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Not sure. How much longer is the California King? We do not have the Ca. King.
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While I bought the microfiber comfroter for my California king bed i do believe the Queen size comforter is bigger than the full.
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I have never heard of an Eastern King so I can not honestly answer that question. I do not think it is a "California King" as I have heard of that before & I believe it is a little longer than a regular king size. We have a regular king size bed.
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Probably not. Cal Kings are 4 inches narrower and 4 inches longer than a regular King.
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Yes. The king bed provides instructions and settings for both standard and CA King.
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A king-size mattress is a different size from a California king. So, the answer is 'no'.