THE ESTIMATION OF BODY MEASUREMENTS OF BRITISH POPULATION IN RELATION TO SEAT DESIGN

Abstract

Reports of surveys of human measurements are not always easily accessible, and their information about dimensions relevant to seat design is often mixed up with other matter. This paper brings together the principal published information on relevant dimensions. Most, of the populations surveyed are not themselves important to British designers, but estimates of the measurements of young British adults are derived from the published material.

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