What is the appropriate desk distance

What is the appropriate desk distance? To answer this question, we need to clarify the concept of scale.

Desk generally has two types: one is a font table, the general size is 1200MM*600MM; One is an L-shaped table with 1300MM by 1400MM.

Office desks can be placed in the following ways :(1) there are aisles on both sides when one or two people sit in rows. The distance between the desks can be 700MM to 900MM.

(2) two people sit on a wall or more than two people sit on a wall. The distance between the table and the table is 1100MM to 1200MM.

(3) Sit back to back, the distance between the table and table 1300MM~1600M.

(4) The aisle between tables is 700MM~1000MM, and the main aisle is greater than or equal to 1200MM.

(5) The aisle of the desk and the indoor office should be at least 1200MM.

Distance: (1) office with human body measure workstation in the office decorating a workstation design, scale is based on human visual perception, judgment of things the size of the relationship between the impression and the real scale, such as the human body fat and thin, high and low, we always use visual to judge, at ordinary times is not the result of the measurement data. These scales related to visual perception are actually a relationship measured by proportion, or a visual judgment in the way of contrast. Therefore, talking about scale inevitably involves the problem of proportion, which is mainly reflected in the ratio of numerical relations between various parts of things, such as the comparison between the whole and the part, and between the part and the part. It is a relative relationship, just like the golden rule, and the ratio of length and width constitutes the best effect of the graph.

(2) the station distance should consider the scale of the human body: the scale of the human body can be divided into static and dynamic size relationship, that is, the size of the human body structure, such as head, trunk and limbs, are measured in the standard state with static, and measured in the state of human action is called dynamic size. Compared with the former, the latter is more useful for office decoration design, but also more complex, because dynamic size is a design size, static size is the basic data of the design. Some dimensions in the space should depend on the relationship between the human body size, such as walkways, staff seats, station density, etc., are set to adapt to the scale of the human body, basically maintaining the conventional unchanged size relationship.