Editorial Policy for Size Guide Hub
Size Guide Hub aims to publish clear, useful and well-researched information about sizes, dimensions, measurements and everyday space planning. This Editorial Policy explains the standards we aim to follow when creating, reviewing and updating our guides.
Last updated: 9 October 2026
1. Our Editorial Purpose
Our goal is to help readers understand measurements quickly and make more informed decisions about everyday items and spaces.
We aim to explain dimensions in simple language and present information in practical formats such as charts, comparisons, examples and measurement conversions.
2. Topics We Cover
Size Guide Hub focuses on everyday sizes, dimensions and measurement information.
- Bed and mattress dimensions.
- Bedroom and room sizes.
- Furniture dimensions and spacing.
- Door and opening sizes.
- Garage dimensions.
- Rug and curtain sizing.
- Moving box dimensions.
- Paper sizes and measurement conversions.
- Other useful everyday size and dimension guides.
3. Research Standards
We aim to base measurement guides on reliable and relevant information. Sources may differ depending on the subject.
Where appropriate, research may include:
- Manufacturer specifications.
- Official product documentation.
- Government or public authority information.
- Recognised standards organisations.
- Established retailers and industry references.
- Technical documentation and product manuals.
- Multiple reputable sources when measurements vary.
4. Country-Specific Measurements
One of the most important parts of our editorial approach is recognising that a size name may not mean the same thing everywhere.
For example, bed sizes, door dimensions, furniture measurements and construction terminology can differ between the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Australia.
When country differences are relevant, our guides aim to identify them clearly rather than presenting one country’s measurement as a universal standard.
5. Our Content Creation Process
We start with the specific size, dimension or comparison a reader wants to understand.
Information is gathered from appropriate references for the topic, product type and country.
We look for differences between countries, manufacturers, models or commonly used standards.
Technical measurements are organised into readable tables, comparisons and practical explanations where useful.
Content should clearly distinguish typical measurements, exact specifications and estimates.
Important guides may be reviewed when standards, products or commonly used measurements change.
6. Standard Sizes vs Exact Sizes
A major editorial principle at Size Guide Hub is separating typical sizes from exact product dimensions.
Words such as “standard,” “typical,” “common” or “average” do not mean that every product or space will have identical measurements.
7. Measurement Conversions
We may convert measurements between imperial and metric units to make guides useful to readers in different countries.
Common units may include:
- Inches.
- Feet.
- Centimetres.
- Millimetres.
- Metres.
Converted values may sometimes be rounded for readability. Where precision is important, readers should use the original measurement or calculate the exact conversion.
8. Content Accuracy
We aim to publish accurate information, but no measurement database can guarantee that every size remains correct for every manufacturer, product, location or future version.
Products can change. Standards can change. Manufacturers can also sell different specifications under similar product names.
For this reason, we encourage readers to verify important measurements independently.
9. Corrections Policy
If we discover that important information is incorrect, outdated or misleading, we aim to review and correct it where appropriate.
Readers can also report possible errors by emailing: [email protected] .
A useful correction request should include the page URL, the information in question and, where possible, a reliable reference supporting the correction.
10. Updating Existing Guides
Some sizing information remains stable for long periods, while other information may change as products, standards or recommendations evolve.
Existing content may be updated when:
- A measurement is found to be incorrect.
- A recognised standard changes.
- A product specification changes.
- A country-specific difference needs clarification.
- A guide can be made more useful or easier to understand.
- Reliable new information becomes available.
11. Editorial Independence
Size Guide Hub is an independent informational website.
Advertising relationships, affiliate relationships or commercial opportunities should not determine the factual measurements shown in our guides.
Our aim is to keep informational content useful to readers regardless of whether a page contains advertising or commercial links.
12. Advertising and Sponsored Content
Size Guide Hub may display advertisements or use affiliate links.
Where sponsored content is published in the future, it should be identified clearly so readers can distinguish commercial material from independent editorial information.
Advertisers should not receive the ability to change factual measurement information simply because they advertise on the website.
13. Artificial Intelligence and Editorial Tools
Digital tools may be used to assist with research organisation, drafting, formatting, calculations or content production.
Regardless of the tools used, content intended for publication should be checked for factual consistency, useful context and measurement accuracy before it is relied upon as a finished guide.
Automated output should not be treated as an authoritative source by itself. Important measurements should be supported by appropriate references.
14. Originality and Useful Content
Our goal is not simply to repeat a number found elsewhere.
A useful Size Guide Hub article should add context that helps the reader understand the measurement.
- What the size means.
- How it compares with other common sizes.
- Which country or system uses the measurement.
- How much surrounding space may be useful.
- How to measure before buying or installing.
- When manufacturer specifications should be checked.
15. Content We Avoid
We aim to avoid content practices that reduce trust or usefulness.
- Inventing measurements or specifications.
- Presenting estimates as exact universal standards.
- Copying substantial content from another publisher.
- Creating misleading titles that the article does not answer.
- Hiding important country or manufacturer differences.
- Publishing unsupported product claims as established facts.
16. Reader Feedback
Reader feedback can help improve our guides.
We welcome:
- Factual corrections.
- Suggestions for new size guides.
- Reports of broken references.
- Country-specific measurement corrections.
- Suggestions that make a guide easier to understand.
Contact us at: [email protected] .
17. Our Commitment to Readers
18. Changes to This Editorial Policy
We may update this Editorial Policy as our website, editorial processes or content standards evolve.
The latest version will remain available on this page with its most recent update date.