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Designing Buildings at 07:58, 28 January 2022

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−	An item of furniture that provides seating for one person is usually ~~defined~~ as a chair. Chairs generally comprise a horizontal seat (or seat pan), an upright back support and legs or some other support device.	+	An item of furniture that provides seating for one person is usually described as a chair. Chairs generally comprise a horizontal seat (or seat pan), an upright back support and legs or some other support device.

	There are also armless chairs - with or without a back - that may be referred to as stools. This form of seating may be more suitable for ‘perching’ rather than sitting for long periods of time.		There are also armless chairs - with or without a back - that may be referred to as stools. This form of seating may be more suitable for ‘perching’ rather than sitting for long periods of time.

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	An item of furniture that provides seating for one person is usually defined as a chair. Chairs generally comprise a horizontal seat (or seat pan), an upright back support and legs or some other support device.		An item of furniture that provides seating for one person is usually defined as a chair. Chairs generally comprise a horizontal seat (or seat pan), an upright back support and legs or some other support device.

−	There are also armless chairs - with or without a back - that may be referred to as stools. This form of seating is more suitable for ‘perching’ rather than sitting.	+	There are also armless chairs - with or without a back - that may be referred to as stools. This form of seating may be more suitable for ‘perching’ rather than sitting for long periods of time.

−	~~Although certain~~ types of stools, such as bar stools, may have both back and arm rests. Bar stools ~~are sometimes raised and~~ may have adjustable mechanisms that allow them to swivel or go up and down.	+	Some types of stools, such as bar stools, may have both back and arm rests. Bar stools may have adjustable mechanisms that allow them to swivel or go up and down.

	The stool of the window is the horizontal strip along the bottom of the window frame. It is more commonly referred to as the window ledge or sill (or cill).		The stool of the window is the horizontal strip along the bottom of the window frame. It is more commonly referred to as the window ledge or sill (or cill).

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	An item of furniture that provides seating for one person is usually defined as a chair. Chairs generally comprise a horizontal seat (or seat pan), an upright back support and legs or some other support device.		An item of furniture that provides seating for one person is usually defined as a chair. Chairs generally comprise a horizontal seat (or seat pan), an upright back support and legs or some other support device.
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	Although certain types of stools, such as bar stools, may have both back and arm rests. Bar stools are sometimes raised and may have adjustable mechanisms that allow them to swivel or go up and down.		Although certain types of stools, such as bar stools, may have both back and arm rests. Bar stools are sometimes raised and may have adjustable mechanisms that allow them to swivel or go up and down.

−	The stool of the window is the horizontal strip along the bottom of the window frame. It is more commonly referred to as the window ledge or ~~cill~~ (or ~~sill~~).	+	The stool of the window is the horizontal strip along the bottom of the window frame. It is more commonly referred to as the window ledge or sill (or cill).

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings =
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	* Selecting bar stools.		* Selecting bar stools.
	* Structuring a restaurant floor plan.		* Structuring a restaurant floor plan.
−	* Window cill.
	* Window frame.		* Window frame.
		+	* Window sill.
	* Window parts.		* Window parts.

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An item of furniture that provides seating for one person is usually defined as a chair. Chairs generally comprise a horizontal seat (or seat pan), an upright back support and legs or some other support device.

There are also armless chairs - with or without a back - that may be referred to as stools. This form of seating is more suitable for ‘perching’ rather than sitting.

Although certain types of stools, such as bar stools, may have both back and arm rests. Bar stools are sometimes raised and may have adjustable mechanisms that allow them to swivel or go up and down.

The stool of the window is the horizontal strip along the bottom of the window frame. It is more commonly referred to as the window ledge or cill (or sill).

= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

* Best cinema architecture in the UK.
* Chair.
* Seating.
* Selecting bar stools.
* Structuring a restaurant floor plan.
* Window cill.
* Window frame.
* Window parts.

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