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Truck Mattress Size Guide

Always measure before ordering. Dimensions vary by trim level, model year, and factory options. The sizes below are reference values only.

Always measure before ordering. Dimensions vary by trim level, model year, and factory options. The siz es below are reference values only.
STEP 01

How to Get the Right Size

Choosing the right size mattress for your sleeper area doesn't have to be a headache. Follow these five steps before placing your order.

STEP 01

Check Your Current Mattress

Replacing a worn-out mattress? Before you toss it, check if it fits your sleeper space well...

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STEP 02

Read the Law Label

If your old mattress fits well, look for the legal label sewn onto the end of it. The tag reads "UNDER PENALTY OF LAW, THIS TAG NOT TO BE REMOVED EXCEPT BY CONSUMER." It lists all materials and the finished size — length, width, and height. Jot it down or take a photo before ordering.

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LOOK FOR THIS TAG ON YOUR CURRENT MATTRESS
STEP 03

Grab a Tape Measure

If there's no law label, measure the length, width, and height of your current mattress. If you don't have one, measure the interior of your cab's sleeper platform. Measure width at both ends and the middle — cabs aren't always perfectly rectangular. Standard truck mattresses run 6–9 inches thick.

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STEP 04

Account for Thickness

Check your headroom clearance before choosing a mattress height. In most sleeper cabs, up to 10" thick gives a good balance of comfort and usable space. Upper bunks typically need 3–5" to leave enough headroom. Don't sacrifice sleep quality for a mattress that doesn't fit the space.

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STEP 05

Ask Your Truck Manufacturer

If all else fails, contact the company that made your semi truck to get the official specs for your sleeping area. Use the manufacturer links below to find an email address or phone number. They can confirm the exact berth dimensions for your model year and trim level.

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STEP 05 RESOURCE

Contact Your Truck Manufacturer

Use these official links to reach the manufacturer of your truck...

Size Reference by Make & Model

Reference use only. Not affiliated with or endorsed by manufacturers listed.

Model / Sleeper Sleeper Type Years Mattress Size Notes
Cascadia 48 / 60 60" Mid Sleeper 2007–Present 36×80" Most common Cascadia
Cascadia 72 72" Large Sleeper 2007–Present 38×80" Some trims 39" wide
Cascadia 126 126" Raised Roof 2007–Present 42×80" Largest Cascadia
Cascadia 126 Upper Bunk 126" Raised Roof 2007–Present 32×80" Upper bunk — 3–5" thickness recommended
Century / Columbia Mid Sleeper 1996–2010 36×80"
Century 112 Flat Top 58" Sleeper 1996–2010 38×80"
Century 120 Raised Roof 60" Sleeper 1996–2010 38×80"
Condo Couch Lower 72" Sleeper 42×80"
Condo Couch Upper 72" Sleeper 42×80"
Coronado 34" Integrated Sleeper 2003–2014 38×80"
FLD 120 Classic FLD Sleeper 1990s–2000s 36×80" Legacy model
Columbia 112 Mid Sleeper 2001–2010 38×80"
Model / Sleeper Sleeper Type Years Mattress Size Notes
379 Legacy Sleeper 1990s–2007 36×80" Classic long nose
389 72" / 80" Ultra Sleeper 80" Sleeper 2007–Present 42×80" Wide platform
397 / 587 Mid Roof Mid Roof 32×80"
397 / 587 High Roof High Roof 42×80"
567 Standard 567 Sleeper 2014–Present 36×80"
567 80" 80" Sleeper 2014–Present 42×80"
579 Aero (Standard) 579 Sleeper 2013–Present 38×80" Fleet standard
579 Short / Day Cab (44") 44" Sleeper 2013–Present 36×80"
579 Mid (72") 72" Sleeper 2013–Present 38×80"
579 Ultraloft / High-Roof (80") 80" Sleeper 2013–Present 42×80" Condo-style
579 Upper Bunk 579 Sleeper 2013–Present 32×80"
Unibilt 36" / 48" Unibilt Sleeper 36×80"
Unibilt 63" Unibilt Sleeper 38×80"
Unibilt 70" Unibilt Sleeper 42×80"
Unibilt Ultra Lower Unibilt Ultra Sleeper 51×75" Common thickness: 7–9"
Unibilt Ultra Upper Unibilt Ultra Sleeper 32×80"
Model / Sleeper Sleeper Type Years Mattress Size Notes
T600 / T660 Mid Sleeper 1990s–2016 36×80" Common fleet spec
T680 (52") 52" Aero Sleeper 2013–Present 36×80"
T680 (76") 76" Aero Sleeper 2013–Present 38×80" Some trims 39" wide
T800 Traditional Sleeper 1990s–2016 36×80"
T2000 T2000 Sleeper 38×80" Some trims 39" wide
W900 Studio (Standard) W900 Studio 1982–Present 36×80"
W900 Studio (Mid) W900 Studio 1982–Present 39×80"
W900 72" / 86" Studio 86" Studio Sleeper 1990s–Present 42×80" Premium sleeper
W900 Upper Bunk W900 Studio 32×80"
W990 W990 Sleeper 42×80"
Model / Sleeper Sleeper Type Years Mattress Size Notes
VNL 300 / 400 Short Sleeper 42" Short Sleeper 1996–Present 36×75" Common short sleeper
VNL 300 / 400 Upper Bunk 42" Short Sleeper 28×75"
VNL 430 / 630 / 670 Mid Sleeper 2000s–2018 36×80"
610 Series 61" Sleeper 1996–2024 35×79"
VNL 730 / 770 / 780 Large Sleeper 2000s–2010s 38×80"
VNL 740 / 760 Lower 70" Sleeper 2010s–Present 39×81"
VNL 740 / 760 Upper Bunk 70" Sleeper 32×80"
VNL 860 Lower 77" Flagship Sleeper 2010s–Present 42×79"
VNL 860 Upper Bunk 77" Flagship Sleeper 32×80"
VNL 880 Lower 74" Flagship Sleeper 38×80"
VNL 880 Upper 62" Sleeper 36×76"
W Series W Series 36×80"
Model / Sleeper Sleeper Type Years Mattress Size Notes
Pinnacle (Standard) Pinnacle Sleeper 38×80" Most common
Pinnacle 70" 70" Sleeper 42×80"
Anthem 48" 48" Sleeper 2018–Present 36×80"
Anthem 70" 70" Sleeper 2018–Present 42×80"
CHU / CXU (Granite) Granite Sleeper 36×80"
Model / Sleeper Sleeper Type Years Mattress Size Notes
LT Series 56" 56" Sleeper 36×80"
LT Series 73" Lower 73" Sleeper 42×80"
LT Series 76" 76" Sleeper 42×80"
ProStar / LoneStar ProStar Sleeper 42×80"
ProStar+ 73" Lower 73" Sleeper 42×80"
9900i 51" Sleeper 51" Sleeper 36×80"
9900i 72" Sleeper 72" Sleeper 42×80"
Pro Sleeper Pro Sleeper 36×80"
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