What are the standard bedding sizes for RV's?

Thanks all,

Just dragged it out storage to leave on a trip shortly.
Didn't measure yet but the bunks are skinny.
Going to just put some twin sheets on and tuck for now. I'll deal with it when I get back.

5 days in BC's Okanogan Valley - Yes!

They are very seldom standard sizes, but sometimes close to a standard size. Not that standards even help much buying sheets for household bedding, because there is now so much variation in mattress thickness. RV mattresses can be very thin, compared to the tallest pillow-top inflatables.

FWIW I have a 60x75 that is called a "queen" size, a 57x80 overhead (seen them as big as 60x96), a 48x70 (other "full bed" convertible sofas may be as long as 80), and 38x69 (seen other dinette "twins" as big as 42x74).

Yours are almost certainly different.

Standard & RV should are rarely used in the same sentence.

Our 04 Itasca Spirit C came with a queen size in the bedroom a twin-bunk over the cab a fold out couch bed and the standard dining table collapsible bed.

I have a full xl when the dinette is in bed mode which translates to 54x80. But, I just use queen sheets and tuck in any excess on the bottom sheet. We like a roomy top sheet anyway.

So, you could probably go with the larger queen option and be ok if the bed is a short queen, unless you have to have a perfect match. Or, you could go with this 60x80 sleeping bag and just toss it on top of the mattress http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/product/index.jsp?productId=11667440&cp=4406646.4413993.4414966.12669396

Pick a number out of a hat. You got the 2 sizes of queens, reg at 60x80 and RV at 60x74. Either is used. Bunks, I have seen a lot at 74 long, but widths of 28, 31, 34, and others. Forget about dinettes and sofas. Best to go measure if you're not sure.