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In the really old days when house floors were made of stone or rough wood, they would slosh water around to carry the dirt and dust away. The result would be rotted chair and table legs. In fact, today, they can verify a real antique if the feet are rotted off.
So, some enterprising chap started putting extra 'feet' on the furniture he made to keep the water away from the wood . . . the practice continues ofr looks, even though we stopped using lots of water on our floors long ago.
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How many feet are there on a chair?
there are four (4) feet on a chair exactly
What is the height of a chair?
The height of a chair is 10 feet.
What kind of chair rhymes with feet?
A seat
What is the average chair height?
6 feet
When you sit in a chair what is exerted against you?
If your feet are off of the floor, then the chair exerts your total weight against you.
What is the recommended height for a computer chair?
about 3 feet
What is at the end of a rocking chair that you put your feet on?
otterman
How do you call where the feet go in a wheel chair?
Footrests
Who makes office chair mats that help prevent tired feet?
Office chair mats are designed to protect the floor beneath the area where an office chair has the potential to harm the flooring or carpet. Office chair mats do not consider "tired fee." because the very act of sitting does not involve the feet. Simply by sitting, feet get a break from standing/walking that is the cause of fatigue.
What is called a chair to rest your feet?
foot-rest or stool
What happens when a guy keeps putting his feet on the back of your chair?
The chair gets dirty, most likely. Many have found by doing it you can turn the chair rainbow colored!
Which object is 3 feet long?
A yard stick
