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The relationship between auditorium chairs and venues

1.The unfixed chair cannot be placed on the ground with a slope.

2.The aisle is generally 1200mm,

3.The auditorium area should meet the following provisions:

A class auditorium should not be less than 0.80㎡/seat;

B class auditorium should not be less than 0.70㎡/seat;

C class auditorium should not be less than 0.60㎡/seat.

4.The auditorium should be equipped with fixed seat with a back. 

5.The middle distance of the handrail, the hard chair should not be less than 0.50m; the soft chair should not be less than 0.55m.

6.Seating distance should meet the following requirements:

A. Short -row method: The hard chair should not be less than 0.80m, and the soft chair should not be less than 0.90m.

B. Long -row method: The hard chair should not be less than 1.00m; the soft chair should not be less than 1.10m. 

C. When a seat is set up in the back wall, the last row of the seats should increase at least 0.12m.

7.The seat number of each row shall meet the following requirements:

A. Short -row method: There should be no more than 22 seats if two sides with aisles, and there should be no more than 11 seats if only one side with aisle; if exceeded, one seat  increased, and the gap should increases by 25mm;

B. Long-row method: There should be no more than 50 seats  if two sides with aisles, and there should be no more than 25 seats if only one side with aisle.

8.The auditorium should reserve wheel chair seats for the disabled. The seats should be 1.10m depth and 0.80m wide. The location should be convenient for the disabled to enter and evacuate, and the international universal logo should be set up.

9.The slope should not be more than 1: 6.

10.If there is a horizontal walkway, and the back row should not exceed 10 rows.

11.The vertical and horizontal aisle should not be less than 1.2 meters.