what is the design name given to a chair without back legs
berlins,
cesca,
cantilever, ***
or wassily
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Yes, cantilever
No, and I wonder why I am telling you. You need to look the term up. Goodness.
The answer is a Cesca
Look it up on Google if u dnt believe me
Both cantilever and cesca are correct.
https://www.etsy.com/market/cantilever_chair
https://www.etsy.com/market/cantilever_chair
There is a difference on Cantilever and Cesca. In this case, I would accept both as right, unless I were teaching a design class, then I would make the distinction.
I have a cesca that's why i said cesca was correct... lol I didn't know they were both similar, My bad
Here is the difference: https://store.schoolspecialty.com/OA_HTML/xxssi_ibeGetWCCImage.jsp?docName=F1634129&Rendition=Large
Cantilever only has two legs, can be missing front or back. Cesca has front legs, no back legs. Arms on the chairs are different also, at least the suspension of the arms. For most people, the differences don't amount to much.
Cantilever only has two legs, can be missing front or back. Cesca has front legs, no back legs. Arms on the chairs are different also, at least the suspension of the arms. For most people, the differences don't amount to much.
Thanks for clarifying this, bobpursley.
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