Doing the math, a King water bed has 72 x 84 x 9.5 = 57456 cubic inches of water volume. This equals 248.7 gallons of water which would weigh 2071 pounds.
The most widely accepted mattress size is the queen size which measures 60.times.80 inches. A queen size waterbed mattress which is 9 inches deep will hold approximately 187 gallons of water.
The weight of a waterbed can vary depending on the size and amount of water it holds. On average, a queen-size waterbed can weigh between 1200-2000 pounds when filled with water. It is important to ensure that the floor and supporting structure can bear this weight before setting up a waterbed.
A filled queen waterbed weighs approximately 800 pounds. Many apartments will only allow waterbeds to be used in ground level apartments! A waterbed completely filled with water can weigh up to 1500 pounds.
The amount of water in a waterbed tube typically depends on the size and design of the bed. A standard waterbed can hold anywhere from 150 to 400 gallons of water, depending on whether it’s a softside or hardside model. Each tube in a waterbed is designed to accommodate a portion of this total volume, so the specific amount will vary based on the bed's configuration and dimensions. Always refer to the manufacturer’s specifications for precise measurements.
Same as California King conventional mattress. 72" wide by 84" long. A standard/eastern/king mattress is 76 to 78 wide and 80 inches long A California King Waterbed is NOT the same as a Standard Non-waterbed King Mattress. Is is 80 x 82 on average (+/- 4")
It would cost around $200 for a queen size water bed. That's the only price I know.
You can get some really good prices on water beds online at the Waterbed Outlet.
It holds about 158.5 gallons.
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Waterbeds are literally a "bed made of water." One must use waterbed conditioner regularly if they own a waterbed. One can easily purchase conditioner online on the Amazon website.
An official Olympic-sized swimming pool holds 880,000 gallons of water, which is equivalent to 112,000,000 fluid ounces. This conversion is based on the fact that there are 128 fluid ounces in a gallon. Therefore, multiplying 880,000 gallons by 128 fluid ounces per gallon gives you the total in fluid ounces.
The number of swimming pools that can be filled with 7,720,000,000,000 gallons of water depends on the size of the pool. For example, a standard Olympic swimming pool holds about 660,000 gallons of water. Therefore, you could fill approximately 11,700,000 Olympic-sized pools with that amount of water (7,720,000,000,000 divided by 660,000).