The estimation of different body dimensions of children aged 6–11 years for the needs of furniture designers.

BACKGROUND: There are some rules that furniture designers must take into consideration to design ergonomic furniture. The main design principle is the target group for which the furniture will be designed, considering the dimensions of people who use the furniture. OBJECTIVE: The paper presents the...

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Publicado en:Work Vol. 78; no. 4; pp. 1123 - 1140
Autores principales: Sejdiu, Rrahim, Jashari, Bujar, Zejnullahu, Fakije, Sylejmani, Blertë, Topuzi, Ramadan
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Publicado: Sage Publications Inc. 2024
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          Sejdiu, Rrahim
          Jashari, Bujar
          Zejnullahu, Fakije
          Sylejmani, Blertë
          Topuzi, Ramadan
        affil: Architecture of Interior and Furniture Design, Architecture, Design and Wood Technology, University of Applied Sciences, Ferizaj, Kosovo
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          Body Image In Infancy and Childhood
          Needs Assessment
          Interior Design and Furnishings
          Human
          Male
          Female
          Child
          Yugoslavia
          Quantitative Studies
          Schools, Elementary
          Students, Elementary
          Ergonomics
          Body Height
          Hip Physiology
          Elbow Physiology
          Buttocks Physiology
          United States
          Anthropometry
          Sitting
          Human Body
          Descriptive Statistics
          Comparative Studies
          Data Analysis Software
          Pearson's Correlation Coefficient
          Child: 6-12 years
          Male
          Female
      ab: BACKGROUND: There are some rules that furniture designers must take into consideration to design ergonomic furniture. The main design principle is the target group for which the furniture will be designed, considering the dimensions of people who use the furniture. OBJECTIVE: The paper presents the correlation between 12 parts of children's body, as well as the proportion between stature and 11 other parts of the body which are used for the purposes of furniture and interior designers. METHODS: Field measurements include: Stature (S), Sitting height (She), Shoulder height (Sh), Popliteal height (Ph), Hip width (Hb), Elbow rest height (Erh), Buttock-popliteal length (Bpl), Buttock-knee length (Bkl), Thigh clearance (Tc), Eye height sitting (Eh), Knee height (Kh) and Shoulder breadth (Sb) to pupils aged 6–11 (grades 1 to 5). The measurements were done in 687 children in 12 primary schools in 4 different regions in Kosovo. RESULTS: The data of the study shows that, in general, there is a correlation (in some parts strong and in some medium) for the measured parts. Also, the study presents the proportion between the stature and other parts of the body which are necessary for the design of children's furniture. CONCLUSION: Using this data will enable furniture designers to easily target the dimensions of the group they will design, even by measuring only one dimension, i.e. stature and then setting the proportions for each piece separately.
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