Words

Six words do most of the describing in these titles. Each row below counts the listings that print the word, then counts how many of those same listings print the figure that could back it up.

Every tracked word with its two counts
The word	What it would have to mean	The figure that would settle it	Listings using the word	Listings also stating the figure
Sturdy	That the piece carries a load someone has put a number on.	A stated weight capacityWeight capacity	10	0none
Heavy-duty	That 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 capacity	2	0none
Ergonomic and lumbar support	That the design follows a named, published guideline or test, and says which one.	No figure in these listings could	9	0none
Space-saving and compact	That the piece takes less floor or wall than some alternative, by an amount a reader can check.	Stated assembled dimensionsAssembled dimensions	4	2
Stackable and expandable	That 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 dimensions	9	4
Anti-tip	That 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 wall	1	0none

How a word gets counted

A listing counts as printing a word when one of the spellings below appears as a whole word in its title or listing text. Spellings are not stretched to cover near relatives: a stable frame is not counted as sturdy, and a small dresser is not counted as space-saving.

Sturdy: sturdy
Heavy-duty: heavy-duty · heavy duty
Ergonomic and lumbar support: ergonomic · lumbar support
Space-saving and compact: space-saving · space saving · compact · small spaces
Stackable and expandable: stackable · expandable
Anti-tip: anti-tip · anti tip

Weighing a single word against a single category is the job of Word Check.