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Reference notes

How to read your chair-fit results

Chairpedia uses published dimensions to identify likely fit conflicts. It keeps product facts, editorial judgment, and unknown values separate.

What does the Chairpedia Fit Score mean?

Fit Score is a 0–100 evidence index comparing your entered requirements with published chair dimensions. It is not a probability, medical assessment, or comfort guarantee.

Which chair measurements does the calculator use?

The calculator checks published seat-height and seat-depth ranges, weight capacity when weight is entered, and floor-to-armrest clearance when desk clearance is requested. Missing measurements remain marked as unknown.

Does a high Fit Score guarantee that a chair will be comfortable?

No. Dimensions can rule out likely conflicts, but cushion feel, mesh tension, recline behavior, and personal preference still require an in-person trial when possible.

How does Chairpedia choose recommended chairs?

Chairpedia compares the same personal ranges against every fit-ready catalog record, keeps missing data visible, and assigns independent awards such as Best Overall Fit or Best Value only when the available evidence supports them.