What is the optimal height of a dining chair?
There should be a distance of about 28-32 cm from the chair's seating surface to the lower edge of the dining table.
The optimal height of a dining chair is measured by the distance of the chair's seating surface to the lower edge of the dining table, which should be about 28-32 cm.
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