In the actual operation of multi-functional venues, the range of seat adjustment is directly related to how long the audience is willing to sit and whether they are willing to spend more money. We simply divide the bleacher seats on the market into three categories and quickly compare their advantages and disadvantages:

① Traditional fixed seats (non-adjustable backrest): The cheapest, but the audience can only sit in one position throughout the whole process, which puts a lot of pressure on the lumbar spine, especially for tall friends. The more people leave early, the more secondary consumption will be lost. Nowadays, many venues “play games in the morning and hold performances in the afternoon”, and the shortcomings of this fixed-seat experience have become increasingly difficult to hide.

② 3-speed adjustable seats: Some folding stadium seats will have three-speed adjustment of “upright-slightly tilted-folding”, which is better than fixed seats. Some are also equipped with basic stadium seat cushions that can be used as intermediate cushioning products.

③6-speed adjustable seats: Adjustable stadium seats feature fine gear discs that enable precise adjustment at 6 speeds and even allow you to lie flat. Coupled with the ergonomic design of the stadium seat with back support, you can basically find your own comfortable angle regardless of whether you are tall, short, fat, or thin. More advanced models can also choose customized functions such as wide stadium seats, heating wires, and backrest lifting. Although the purchasing cost of a single chair is slightly higher, if the audience is willing to sit for a while, the consumption of catering and peripherals will naturally increase. In the long run, the ROI of purchasing is more cost-effective.