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Would that even work? In the “seated at the table” position, the edge of the chair seat is below the table top, so if you purely rotate the chair, I would think
by Someone 3y ago
Would that even work? In the “seated at the table” position, the edge of the chair seat is below the table top, so if you purely rotate the chair, I would think the backrest would hit the table top before you have turned the seat by 90 degrees.
That’s why some picnic tables have seats that swivel out. That requires a heavier table, though.
- abecedarius 3y agoDepends on how close you want to sit and how broad is the backrest. Maybe people mostly want values of those that are worse for this? But then you could design a backrest with a slot.
- stacktrust 3y ago> the backrest would hit the table top before you have turned the seat by 90 degrees. It does, but a backless chair might be acceptable in some situations.