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Why does a tripod have three legs while chair has four legs?
It just does.
Is three legged chair more stable than a four legged chair?
On a four legged chair, if any of the legs are not as long (or longer) as the others, the chair will wobble. On a three legged stoll, if one of the legs are different, the chair will only be uneven or fall over (depending on how drastic the difference is).
What drum throne?
A Drum Throne is a round chair with three legs
What is the difference of the chair and stool?
a stool is a seat with three or four legs but with nothing to support your back or arms while a chair is a piece of furniture to sit on with a back, a seat and four legs
Do all chairs have 4 legs?
A chair can have four legs (typically a dinning room or kitchen chair). Some chairs have a single column and splayed out feet (typically an office/typist chair that spins). There are three legged stools (traditional milking stools). Armchairs will have four legs.
Why does a table or chair have 4 legs?
because if it had one, two or three it would topple over.
What material are the chair legs made of, and are they wooden?
The chair legs are made of metal, not wood.
What has four legs sitting on four legs waiting for four legs?
The answer is a bed. A bed has four legs, it sits on the floor with its legs, and "waits" for someone's legs to come and lie down on it.
How can I fix loose chair legs?
To fix loose chair legs, you can try tightening the screws or bolts connecting the legs to the chair. If that doesn't work, you may need to replace the screws or use wood glue to secure the legs in place.
Why does the broken chair in Geneva have three legs?
this monument is intended as a protest against the use of mines and cluster bombs. it is a handicapped chair that symbolises all poeple handicapped by mines.
You have four legs but cannot walk three eyes but cannot see twenty arms but cant grab what are you?
This is a riddle. The answer is a chair. A chair has four legs but cannot walk, three eyelets (the holes where bolts go) but cannot see, and twenty arms (the armrests) but cannot grab.
How many narrow legs does a chair typically have to support its structure?
A chair typically has four narrow legs to support its structure.
