TAILIEUCHUNG - Standard Dimensions for Furniture Design

Nothing prevents an enterprising young designer from going to the local art-and-craft supply store and buying a sheet of basswood, and cutting out a model of his or her own design. However, the step from purchase-and-assemble to building-from-raw-materials is large: The designer must decide and draw the parts, determine how they will join, then carefully cut them from the sheet. Tolerance errors have severe consequences; a small mismatch between notch size or position and material thickness means the model won’t assemble correctly. The process also requires considerable dexterity with a razor knife, a skill that takes some time to. | Standard Dimensions for Furniture Design 1 The Average Human Adult Figure 2 Tables Table Design Guidelines 1. In choosing between a round or rectangular including square table keep in mind that round tables blend in easier with other furniture and also allow easy movement around them. J 2. Most tables designed for writing or dining should be 28n to 30n high 29 is common with chair seats 11 to 13 lower. The higher the tabletop the more uncomfortable u Hl and formal the table feels. Provide about 24 of leg room below the table height from floor to bottom of table rail and at least 12 for knee clearance projection of table II top beyond table leg . In figuring seating capacity allow at least 24 of elbow room width per person and 12 to 15 depth from the edge of the table. 3. Bedside tables should not be more than six inches above the height of the bed. 4. Coffee tables are generally 1 2 to 2 3 the length of the sofa and about the same height as the sofa seat. 5. End tables should be the same height or a few inches shorter than the armrest of the sofa. Also if a lamp is to be placed on the end table the bottom of the lampshade should be at eye level when seated. 6. Sofa tables are designed to conceal the back side of a sofa that is not against a wall. They are usually 2 3 the length of the sofa and about the same height as the back of the sofa. 7. Additional guidelines exist for desks and tables designed for use as computer workstations. Standard Dimensions of Tables Type of Table Height Length Width Depth Card 26 -30 30 -36 30 -36 Coffee round 15 -17 36 -42 diam 36 -42 diam Coffee rectangular 15 -17 36 -60 18 -24 Console 28 48 -54 16 -18 Dining rectangular 28 -30 60 -80 36 -42 Dining round 28 -30 40 min diam 40 min diam Drafting 32 -44 31 -72 23 -44 Drum 30 36 dia 36 dia End 18 -24 24 -28 18 -20 Hallway entry 34 -36 36 -72 16 -20 Library 28 -30 60 -84 24 -36 Night 16 -25 18 -28 16 -22 Sewing 26 any 17 min Sofa 26 -27 60 14 -17 Workbench 32 any 26 Writing 28 -30 36 -40

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