A figure that would settle a word
What holds it to the wall
No listings in the catalog name a wall attachment part. One listing prints the word anti-tip
without naming one.
Words in quotation marks are the sellers’ own, quoted from the listings
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Listings stating it
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Print a word it would settle
The name of a part packed with the piece to connect it to a wall, as printed by the seller.
That count covers all fifty-two listings, and the count is the whole finding. It does not decide which pieces need such a part and which do not.
The federal standard for clothing storage units, 16 CFR part 1261, adopts ASTM F2057-23. That specification sets its scope by height and mass and states that it does not cover shelving units such as bookcases.
Where a part is not named, this site does not guess what is packed with the piece, and it does not describe how any part is fitted. That belongs to the manufacturer’s instructions and to a person who does that kind of work.
Counted across all five categories; the count does not decide which pieces need it.
Listings that print it
No listing in the catalog prints this figure
What it would settle
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