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When choosing the perfect chair keep in mind it’s purpose. This is the most important step. You may love that darling, petite Leisure Chair but if you are
going to be sitting in it while you watch your favorite tv show you won’t be
comfortable and it might not hold up.
The Chair Seat
The chair seat is probably the most critical feature of an upholstered chair because it supports your weight. When shopping for a chair, consider these seat
elements:
Feel: The seat should feel soft to sit on yet at the same time it should offer firm support. If the seat sinks in too much, you will have to struggle to
get out of the chair. If it is too hard, you may become uncomfortable after
sitting in the chair for even a short period.
Angle: Your thighs should be perpendicular to the floor because you can't be comfortable if your knees are pointing up or down. Look for a seat height that
is right for you. Most chairs are about 18 inches high at the seat, but you can
find seats that are higher or lower to match your body shape.
Depth: If you are taller, look for a seat with greater depth that can easily accommodate the length of your legs. A shallower depth is good if you are not
very tall, or suffer from bad knees. Ideally, you should be able to sit fully
back in the chair so the bottom of the chair touches your calves without
applying too much pressure.
Width: A wider seat such that is found a chair-and-a-half is good if you like to lounge in your chair. A chair-and-a-half is also a good substitute for a love
seat if you are short on space.
The Chair Back
Chair backs can be high or low, but the back is mostly there to offer lumbar support to the lower back. If you read or watch TV in your chair, you may also
want a high back that offers some neck support. Chairs with lower backs are good
for conversations since you tend to sit up straighter in them, but they are not
as good for lounging.
There are two basic kinds of backs: those with a tight cover or those with loose cushions. You can choose whichever look appeals to you, but if you are
looking for comfort, cushions do make the chair a little cozier. You can also
choose a combination—a chair with a tight back and a cushioned seat or the other
way around. Additional pillows along the back can have several functions:
Arms
Whether you choose a chair with arms or not is entirely a matter of personal preference. It depends on how you sit, and how often or how long you sit in that
chair. If the back is slightly curved in, you will still get some support
without actual armrests.
Being able to rest your arms on armrests makes for better relaxation, especially if you use the chair often. The arms are less important for a chair
that is used only occasionally, such as when guests visit.
Arms come in many styles. They can be upholstered or hard and can be made of wood or metal or some other material. Or the arms can be padded on the top while
the rest is exposed. When testing a chair, pay attention to whether your arms
rest naturally on the chair arm or feel awkward.
Chair Quality
Construction quality determines not only how long a chair will last, but also its comfort level. Quality also affects how it looks, especially over time.
Judging a chair for quality is very similar to judging a sofa for quality. The
best advice: Buy the best quality chair your budget allows. Look especially for
the quality of the frame, seating support, and the filling used for
cushions.
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