What is the appropriate spacing between rows of seats in a lecture hall?

Lecture halls generally appear in schools, companies and other scenes, and usually accommodate many people to meet or study together. So, the larger the distance between the rows of seats, the more room for leg extension, the better? In fact, this is not the case. The layout of the lecture hall seats is also very particular. Only the right ones are the best.

So what is the appropriate spacing between rows of lecture hall seats?

In fact, there are certain standards for the spacing between rows of seats in the lecture hall. In the lecture hall, our seats should be fixed flip chairs. The seat width is usually 450~500mm, the distance between seat rows is usually 800~850mm, and the clear width of the vertical and horizontal aisles should not be less than 900mm.

Seats play a vital role in the spatial layout of the lecture hall and cannot be operated "by feel". Therefore, the row spacing between seats should also follow certain standards so that the lecture hall can achieve the ideal spatial effect.