Clearance and packaging
Use maximum table height for headroom, display height, and vertical fit.
Measurement
Maximum Table Height
Maximum Table Height for fit, clearance, and sizing decisions across populations.
Vertical maximum table height for standing or seated fit, clearance, and packaging decisions.
Male–female median gap
Difference between median predictions for the 25yo US cohort.
6.5 cm (10%)
Median male is 6.5 cm larger than median female
Design accommodation range
5th to 95th percentile span for the 25yo US cohort (cm).
Male
- Low
- 69.5 cm
- Median
- 74.8 cm
- High
- 79.4 cm
Female
- Low
- 63.9 cm
- Median
- 68.3 cm
- High
- 72.9 cm
Male vs female distribution
Predicted values at key percentiles for 25-year-olds in the United States (cm).
Related torso measurements
Median values for nearby torso peers in the 25yo US cohort (cm). Male and female medians as paired bars when both are available.
- Female Chest Circumference Below BreastsMale 69.4Female 62.3cm
- Waist Circumference AbdominalMale 71.1Female 69.0cm
- Maximum Table HeightCurrentMale 74.8Female 68.3cm
- Mid Hip CircumferenceMale 76.2Female 77.3cm
- Sitting Eye HeightMale 80.0Female 74.5cm
- Eye To SeatMale 80.5Female 74.2cm
Typical applications
Early sizing studies
Set accommodation targets before a survey or physical prototype.
Cross-market work
Compare maximum table height across countries when products ship globally.
API example
Request a median prediction for a 25-year-old man in the United States. Replace the API key with yours from the dashboard.
Coverage at a glance
176 countries
Population coverage for cross-market work
1–88
Age span for developmental and adult cohorts
1–99
Percentile range for accommodation studies
mm, cm, in
Output units for your design system
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