Choosing a comfortable park bench is about more than just looks. To ensure it suits most people, focus on a few key features. First, consider the backrest. A bench with a slight backward tilt (around 15 degrees) and lumbar support is far more comfortable for extended sitting than a flat, vertical back or no backrest at all. Next, examine the seat. It should be deep enough to support the thighs (typically 17-20 inches) and slope gently backward to prevent sliding. The seat height is critical; 17 to 19 inches from the ground accommodates the average adult, allowing feet to rest flat. The material matters greatly. While durable, wide wooden slats or metal can be uncomfortable. Opt for slightly contoured, smooth materials like thermally modified wood or powder-coated metal with rounded edges. Armrests, though not essential, provide support for standing up and enhance comfort. Finally, always test it yourself if possible. Sit for several minutes. Does your back feel supported? Are there pressure points? A bench that feels good to you after a short period is likely a winner for your community. Remember, universal comfort comes from thoughtful ergonomics, quality materials, and proper proportions.
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