We can see cinema chairs in movie theaters and major auditoriums, so they are no stranger to us. It looks like a simple chair, but designers need to consider many factors when designing, such as comfort, viewing function, and personnel dispersion issues.

So, what kind of design and structural features do cinema chairs have?

The design of cinema chairs should first ensure a good line of sight when watching movies. Secondly, they should conform to ergonomics, be comfortable to sit on, minimize the pressure on the back muscles and spine, and be less prone to fatigue. Therefore, most theaters use high-density qualitative chairs. Sponge cushions, and thirdly, to facilitate the dispersion of people, theater chairs often use reversible cushions. Cinema chairs should also consider numbering and lighting in the dark to make finding your seat easier.

Structural features of cinema chairs

Seat and backpack: made of high-density qualitative sponge, shell, inner frame and fabric

Standing feet: generally divided into aluminum alloy feet and iron feet

Armrest: Generally, it is a movable armrest, which is convenient for use. The seat bag adopts its own weight return, which is stable and noise-free.