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Which weighted blanket weight do I need?

As a guideline, about 10% of your body weight – the slider shows you the right weight level.

Who is the blanket for?
Blanket size

Example for 72 kg body weight in 135 × 200 cm:

Our recommendation

  • 8 kg for blankets with 6 · 8 · 10 · 12 kg
  • 7 kg for blankets with 5 · 7 · 9 · 11 kg

For body weight 70–89 kg

Blankets for adults

Not sure? You have a 30-day sleep trial.

Guideline values based on the “For body weight” information given for each weight level of our blankets. The information on the product page takes precedence.

Schematic cross-section: a blanket with filling in individual chambers lies over a reclining person.
Schematic illustration.

All weight classes at a glance

Depending on the blanket, the weight levels are 6 · 8 · 10 · 12 kg or 5 · 7 · 9 · 11 kg.

Adults · 135 × 200 cm
Body weightBlankets with 6 · 8 · 10 · 12 kgBlankets with 5 · 7 · 9 · 11 kg
up to 69 kg 6 kg5 kg
70–89 kg 8 kg7 kg
90–109 kg 10 kg9 kg
from 110 kg 12 kg11 kg
Adults · 150 × 220 cm For 150 × 220 cm, separate weight classes apply.
Body weightBlankets with 6 · 8 · 10 · 12 kgBlankets with 5 · 7 · 9 · 11 kg
up to 49 kg 6 kg5 kg
50–69 kg 8 kg7 kg
70–89 kg 10 kg9 kg
from 90 kg 12 kg11 kg
Children
Body weight Blanket weight Available in
21–30 kg 3 kg 90 × 120 and 100 × 150 cm
31–40 kg 4 kg 90 × 120, 100 × 150 and 110 × 170 cm
41–50 kg 5 kg 100 × 150 and 110 × 170 cm
51–60 kg 6 kg 100 × 150 and 110 × 170 cm
61–70 kg 7 kg 110 × 170 cm

Which size is right?

Children

  • 90 × 120 cm Height 91–120 cmWeights: 3 or 4 kg
  • 100 × 150 cm Height 121–150 cmWeights: 3 to 6 kg
  • 110 × 170 cm Height 151–170 cmWeights: 4 to 7 kg

Adults

  • 135 × 200 cm Height over 170 cmWeights: 5 to 12 kg
  • 150 × 220 cm Weights: 5 to 12 kg

Guide

How do I know which weighted blanket weight I need?

Two things matter: your body weight and the size of the blanket. As a guideline, we recommend a blanket with about 10% of your body weight. Because our blankets come in fixed weight levels, each level also shows the “For body weight” information. The weight finder above and the tables on this page are based on exactly this information.

How heavy should my weighted blanket be?

Ideally, your blanket weighs about 10% of your body weight. This is a guideline, not a fixed limit: what matters is that the weight feels comfortable to you. As long as you feel comfortable, a slightly heavier blanket is fine too.

The weight comes from fine beads inside the blanket – glass beads or stainless steel beads, depending on the version. For blankets with a cover, the stated weight includes the blanket and the cover.

How heavy should a weighted blanket for adults be?

Our blankets for adults come in 135 × 200 cm and 150 × 220 cm, with the weight levels 6 · 8 · 10 · 12 kg or 5 · 7 · 9 · 11 kg depending on the model. For 135 × 200 cm: up to 69 kg body weight, the lightest level (6 or 5 kg); from 70 to 89 kg, the second (8 or 7 kg); from 90 to 109 kg, the third (10 or 9 kg); and from 110 kg, the heaviest (12 or 11 kg). For 150 × 220 cm, the weight classes are each 20 kg lower: up to 49 kg, 50 to 69 kg, 70 to 89 kg and from 90 kg. The weight levels available for a model are listed on its product page.

Besides the weight, the cover matters. Cotton suits spring, summer and autumn or works as a throw on top of your regular duvet; 4‑season suits autumn, winter and spring; flannel suits autumn and winter. The cover comparison shows the differences; the therapy blanket comparison shows all models.

What if I'm between two weights?

The weight levels of our blankets for adults are 2 kg apart, for children's blankets 1 kg. Mathematically, 10% of your body weight therefore often falls between two levels. In that case, go by the “For body weight” information you'll find for each level.

Example: at 80 kg body weight, 10% would be exactly 8 kg – that lies between 7 and 9 kg. The 7 kg blanket in 135 × 200 cm is specified for 70 to 89 kg, so you would choose 7 kg. For blankets with the levels 6 · 8 · 10 · 12 kg, it is the 8 kg blanket in the same class. The weight finder above shows you both values.

If your body weight is exactly on the boundary between two weight classes, choose the lighter level.

How heavy should a weighted blanket for children be?

For children, too, the guideline is about 10% of body weight. Our blankets for children are available in weights from 3 to 7 kg and in the sizes 90 × 120, 100 × 150 and 110 × 170 cm. The levels: 3 kg for 21 to 30 kg body weight, 4 kg for 31 to 40 kg, 5 kg for 41 to 50 kg, 6 kg for 51 to 60 kg and 7 kg for 61 to 70 kg. The size depends on the child's height, for example 100 × 150 cm for 121 to 150 cm. From 71 kg, a blanket for adults is the right fit.

Important: children should always be able to remove the blanket themselves without difficulty. Young children under 5 years or under 20 kg should only use the blanket under supervision. Every child perceives the weight a little differently – it is best to try the blanket out together.

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