The adjustment of the auditorium chairs

About the comfort of auditorium chair adjust attention points: 1, the event horizon height: close your eyes, and then gradually opened his eyes, just to see perhaps in front of the stage, too high or too low will be uncomfortable, it needs to do the corresponding adjustment to cut the neck muscle strain. 2, back: when feel tired, do not huddled in the auditorium chair, it will aggravate the anchor and the intervertebral disc pressure rating. Hip to the back of the chair, best put a cushion for leaning on can let back slightly curved, in the tired, the body will not be huddled, can will be back with reduced to a minimum. 3, calf: in the buttocks against the chair back, can try clenched fist through the calf space between the chair back and front. If it is not easy to do, so the chair is too deep, demand of chair back of a chair close, pad may change a cushion for leaning on a chair. 4, thighs: check the finger is able to slide along the thighs, chair of the front at leisure. If the space is too tight, the demand and a tones the shelf feet high thigh. If in between your thighs and auditorium chair front one refers to the width, then increase the height of the chair. 5, elbow: on the premise of sit at ease, adjust the height of the armrest that upper arm just slightly in the arm.
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