How Much Does an Oversized Bed Cost? (Wyoming, Texas & Alaskan King)

Oversized beds have three price tags — the frame, the mattress, and the bedding — and most articles only guess at them. Here are real numbers: our own made-to-order frame and bedding prices, and typical market ranges for the mattress (which we don't make). All dimensions are in the size guide.

Cost by size, all three pieces

Size Dovie Home frame Mattress (market range) Sheet set, made to order
Wyoming King $3,490–$3,950 $1,000–$4,500 $435–$715
Texas King $4,190–$4,450 $2,000–$3,500 $445–$745
Vermont King $4,190–$4,450 $2,500–$5,000 $460–$780
Alaskan King $4,390–$5,290 $3,000–$7,000+ $495–$890
Family Bed $4,390–$4,890 $2,500–$6,000 $470–$810
Two Kings $4,490–$4,950 2 standard Kings ($1,600–$6,000) $515–$915

Frame ranges span our 33 bed designs — solid oak, walnut, cane, and upholstered. Mattress ranges reflect the specialty makers who build these formats; quality varies as much as it does in standard sizes.

Why oversized costs more than King

  • Materials scale faster than size: an Alaskan King frame carries nearly double a King's surface, and the slat system has to support the middle of a nine-foot span without sagging — that means more solid wood, not just longer rails.
  • Everything is made to order: no big-box economies of scale. Frames, mattresses, and bedding are each built when you order them.
  • Freight, not parcel: a bed this size ships freight. Ours ships free; elsewhere, budget $200–$500 if it's not included.

Where it's smart to save — and not to

Save on: going one size down. A Wyoming King delivers most of the oversized experience at the lowest all-in cost (frame + mattress + bedding from roughly $5,000 total), and it fits rooms the bigger formats can't.

Don't save on: the frame's center support (a sagging middle lane ruins the point of the bed), the fitted sheet's pocket depth (a sheet that fits beats any thread count), and the delivery plan — see Will an oversized bed fit in my room?

Frequently asked questions

How much does an Alaskan King bed cost in total?

Plan on $8,000–$13,000 all-in: frame ($4,390–$5,290 at Dovie Home), mattress ($3,000–$7,000 from specialty makers), and bedding ($800–$1,700 for a made-to-order sheet set and duvet).

How much is a Wyoming King bed?

The most affordable oversized route: our frames run $3,490–$3,950, mattresses $1,000–$4,500, and made-to-order bedding from $435.

Is an oversized bed worth the money?

If more than two bodies share the bed — kids, dogs, or both — the space pays for itself nightly. If it's just the two of you and nobody's over 6'4", a quality standard King is the better spend.

Does financing exist for beds like this?

Yes — installment options are available at checkout, so the cost spreads over months rather than landing at once.