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In Hong Kong it was noticed that female office and factory workers use chairs that are oversized and can't support their sitting posture in a comfortable way. In order to set up general recommendations to design a more appropriate office chair, a research of the user experience of office chairs was conducted by means of interviews, questionnaires and focus groups. Additionally, an anthropometric study was carried out on the seated body dimensions of 145 female Hong Kong office workers and 80 female Chinese factory workers. Especially for the Hong Kong population a positive secular growth of body height in comparison to former studies of the same population was found. Referring to body proportions it was noticed that the upper body (the sitting height and shoulder height) of the measured women was on average relatively longer, whereas the legs were significantly shorter than those of Western female.

User Experience of Office Chairs and Anthropometrics of Female Chinese and Hong Kong Chinese Office and Factory Workers