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A figure that would settle a word

Assembled dimensions

Twenty-one listings print at least one measurement. Six print all three.

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

21

Listings stating it

12

Print a word it would settle

Twenty-one listings print assembled dimensions (21); twelve listings print a word or phrase it would settle (12).

The size of the piece once it is put together, printed in inches as a single figure, a pair or a full set.

Chairs and dressers print none. That is twenty-four listings without a single size figure, including the dressers whose titles call them tall or wide.

Desks print a size on every listing, usually as a single figure such as 63 inches or 55 inches. The site records the figure as printed and does not guess which way it runs.

Shoe racks mostly print a width and nothing else. A single width counts here as a stated dimension and is marked as width only; depth and height are not filled in from the photo or from a similar rack.

Bookcases split cleanly: four print a full set of dimensions and two print none. The specification the federal rule for clothing storage units adopts, ASTM F2057-23, sets its scope by height and mass, and a dresser listing that prints neither leaves a reader with nothing to check that scope against.

Counted across all five categories, because every piece here takes up floor.

Listings that print it

What it would settle

Sources