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Seller words, quoted from the titles and listing texts in this catalog

heavy dutysturdy176 lbsmodernergonomicbreathablereinforcementquietexpandableseamlesstallwideanti-tip

The only figure in the field, 176 lbs, is the weight capacity three desk listings print. Every word around it is printed by at least one seller here.

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The words that stand where a figure should be

Sturdy, heavy-duty, ergonomic, space-saving: each is a claim about load, floor or the person using the piece, and each could be settled by a figure the seller did not print. This site counts who prints the word, then counts how many of the same listings also print the figure.

Six words · 52 listings · 2026

The Word Ledger, below

The Word Ledger

One row for each word this site tracks. The last two columns are counted from the listings: how many print the word, and how many of those same listings print the figure that could settle it.

The Word Ledger: six words, what each would have to mean, and the two counts
The wordWhat it would have to meanThe figure that would settle itListings using the wordListings also stating the figure
SturdyThat the piece carries a load someone has put a number on.A stated weight capacityWeight capacity100none
Heavy-dutyThat the piece is built for a heavier job than an ordinary one, with the heavier job given a figure.A stated weight capacity for the heavier jobWeight capacity20none
Ergonomic and lumbar supportThat the design follows a named, published guideline or test, and says which one.No figure in these listings could90none
Space-saving and compactThat the piece takes less floor or wall than some alternative, by an amount a reader can check.Stated assembled dimensionsAssembled dimensions42
Stackable and expandableThat the piece grows to a stated width or stacks to a stated height, with both ends of the change printed.Stated assembled dimensions, as a range where it expandsAssembled dimensions94
Anti-tipThat a named part comes with the piece to keep it from tipping, and that the part meets a named standard.A named wall attachment partWhat holds it to the wall10none

Every row opens its own page; the full ledger also lives on Words.

Tip-over

Tall furniture can tip over. This site does not assess whether any piece here is stable, and it gives no instructions for fitting anything to a wall.

One of the eighteen dresser and bookcase listings in this catalog prints the word anti-tip, and none name a part. What the Consumer Product Safety Commission describes as the federal requirement for clothing storage units is set out, with its source, on the page for the word: Anti-tip.

The six words, one card each

  • Sturdy

    10 print it · 0 also print the figure

    A load figure. The word does not say how much, on which part, or measured how.

  • Heavy-duty

    2 print it · 0 also print the figure

    A duty. The word names a class of work without saying what the work is or how heavy it gets.

  • Ergonomic and lumbar support

    9 print it · 0 also print the figure

    Anything about the person in the chair. The site repeats the seller’s words and adds nothing to them.

  • Space-saving and compact

    4 print it · 2 also print the figure

    A size. Saving space compared with what, and by how much, is left to the photo.

  • Stackable and expandable

    9 print it · 4 also print the figure

    How far it expands or how high it stacks. The word describes a motion, not a distance.

  • Anti-tip

    1 print it · 0 also print the figure

    What the part is, whether one is packed with the piece, or whether the piece falls inside the federal scope. The listing prints a design, not a device.

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Word Check

A word and a category go in. The beam weighs the listings that print the word against the ones that also print the figure behind it.

The same tool on its own page: Word Check.

Word

Category

  • Switched off · Bookcases: No bookcase listing prints sturdy.
  • Switched off · Home Office Desk Chairs: No chair listing prints sturdy.

10

Print the word

0

Also state a weight capacitynone printed

Ten listings in the catalog print this word (10); none of them also states a weight capacity (0).

Two of the ten listings that print it state none of the five figures this site counts (2).

Print the word and state the figure

No listing in this selection

  • A missing figure is not a property of the piece. It only means the listing does not print one.
  • This tool sets printed words against printed figures and nothing else.
  • Only anti-tip has a published federal requirement behind it, set out on its own page; the documents this site links give none of the other words a regulated definition.

How it counts

  1. A listing prints a word when one of the spellings on that word’s page appears as a whole word in its title or listing text.
  2. A listing also states the figure when the field for the figure that could settle that word is filled in from its listing text.
  3. The beam tips toward the larger count by 1.5 degrees for each listing of difference and stops at 12 degrees; both counts are printed beside it.
  4. A category where no listing prints the chosen word is switched off, and so is a category that holds every listing printing it, because All categories already gives that result.

Five pieces, and the word each leans on

All of them side by side: Pieces

  1. The shoe rack

    By its listings, a shoe rack here is a set of metal, bamboo or fabric tiers counted in the title, sold at a fixed width or at a width that slides.

    Leans on Stackable and expandable · 8 of 12

  2. The desk

    By its listings, a desk here is a work surface measured in inches, either at one fixed height or on an electric frame with memory presets.

    Leans on Sturdy · 1 of 10

  3. The bookcase

    By its listings, a bookcase here is a stack of open shelves counted in tiers or cubes, narrow or wide, with no load given for any shelf.

    Leans on Stackable and expandable · 1 of 6

  4. The chair

    By its listings, a chair here is either a mesh task chair on a swivel base or a wide criss-cross seat, and none of them gives a size.

    Leans on Ergonomic and lumbar support · 9 of 12

  5. The dresser

    By its listings, a dresser here is a tower of fabric drawers or bins counted in the title, often with a wooden top and never with a printed size.

    Leans on Sturdy · 5 of 12

The figures that would settle them

The figures, what each decides, and how many listings print or omit it
The figureWhat it decidesListings stating itListings silentPage
Weight capacityWhether sturdy and heavy-duty have anything under them448Weight capacity
Assembled dimensionsWhether space-saving and expandable mean anything in inches2131Assembled dimensions
Capacity in pairs, drawers and tiersHow much a rack holds, in the unit a shoe rack is bought for219Capacity in pairs, drawers and tiers
What the top is made ofWhether a wood-toned name means wood715What the top is made of
What holds it to the wallWhether anti-tip names a part or only a design052What holds it to the wall

Silent counts only cover the categories each figure is counted in; each page prints its rule.

  • 4

    4 Four of 52 listings print a weight capacity

  • 24

    24 Twenty-four chair and dresser listings print no size at all

  • 3

    3 Three of 12 shoe rack listings count pairs

  • 0

    0 Zero listings name a part that holds the piece to a wall

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Brand Spread Check

Some brands turn up in more than one category, and this shows where a chosen brand’s listings sit. The tool also lives on Brand Spread Check.

Brand, as printed at the start of the title

DUMOS has six listings (6) in four categories (4).

Listings for DUMOS by category
CategoryListings
Standing Shoe Racks0
Home Office Desks1
Bookcases1
Home Office Desk Chairs3
Dressers & Chests of Drawers1

Spread across more than one category: yes, 4 of 5.

Twenty of the twenty-eight brands (20 of 28) have a single listing in a single category; DUMOS is not one of them.

This is a fact about the listings collected for this catalog, not about any brand’s range or the wider market.

2 titles name no brand and are left out of the brand list.

How it matches

  1. A listing belongs to a brand when its title starts with exactly that brand string, capitals and spaces included.
  2. Similar spellings are not merged: a title starting with a different capitalization or a shortened name would count as a separate brand.
  3. A brand counts as spread across categories when its listings sit in more than one of the five categories.
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What this catalog is

Fifty-two Amazon listings in five categories, each described only from the text its listing supplies.

The chair and dresser listings print no dimensions at all: twelve chairs and twelve dressers, and not one size figure between them.

Four of the twenty-eight brands appear in more than one category (DUMOS, OLIXIS, Sweetcrispy and SONGMICS), and DUMOS appears most often, with six listings in four categories. That is a fact about this catalog, not about the market.

Four dresser listings also call themselves a nightstand or a TV stand, and their cards say so.

Six plain answers

Does this site say which furniture is sturdy?
No. It counts which listings print the word and which of those also print a weight capacity, and it judges no piece.
Why count printed figures at all?
A printed figure can be set against another printed figure. An adjective cannot, and this site does not collect reviews to fill the gap.
Is a listing without a load figure a weaker piece?
Nothing here says so. When a listing prints no figure, the site records exactly that and draws nothing further from it.
What does ergonomic mean on these chair listings?
The listings do not say, and none names a standard. The word is quoted as printed, with no meaning added by this site.
Does the site explain how to fit a dresser to a wall?
No. Anything fitted to a wall belongs to the manufacturer’s instructions and to a person who does that work.
Where does the catalog come from?
Fifty-two Amazon listings across five categories, described from the text each listing supplies. Prices and ratings are left out.

Five listings, one from each category

Words in quotation marks are the sellers’ own, quoted from the listings