It is especially important to choose a suitable auditorium chair in the auditorium. Choosing a good chair will do more with less. Otherwise, you will feel uncomfortable and fatigued at work. Sometimes when we sink into soft auditorium chairs, we feel uncomfortable but tired. This is mainly due to the fact that the chair is too soft, the lumbar spine will move forward and backward, and sitting for a long time will put pressure on the waist and back, so you feel tired.
When choosing auditorium chairs, you shouldn’t be as casual as regular chairs. You should pay attention to the width, height and back of the chair. In terms of height, it’s best to sit down with your feet firmly on the floor. The knee is flexed 90 to 100 degrees and the height is perfect. The waist of the seat back must have a forward arc. This arc should be placed at the waist. After sitting upright, the back of the chair should be reclined 30 degrees. At this time, the pressure on the waist is the least and most comfortable.
In addition, the choice should pay attention to the width and handrails. The armrests must support the elbows. When sitting upright, your elbows should rest on the armrests. Only then can the armrests of many auditorium chairs be too low to support the elbows. The shoulders are constantly working, putting pressure on the shoulders, causing fatigue and discomfort.
The skin material of the seat should also be paid attention to. Generally speaking, materials with good air permeability are the best. The leather is strong and has friction. Auditorium chair material is more suitable. In addition, the main abdominal pulley should not be too flexible, otherwise frequent exercise will make the calf and waist very hard, and it will not be very comfortable to sit up.
Additionally, to qualify as an auditorium chair, it must be firm, with a not too soft surface. Sitting down feels like leaning up rather than sinking down. Only then can it meet the criteria for our selection.