- A
footstool (foot stool,
footrest, foot rest) is a
piece of
furniture or a
support used to
elevate the feet.
There are two main
types of footstool, which...
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features a
mechanism that
lowers the chair's back and
raises into
place a
footrest; a
rocking chair has legs
fixed to two long
curved slats; and a wheelchair...
- In an automobile, the dead pedal,
often also
called a
footrest, is
typically a non-moving
piece of
rubber or
metal that the
driver is
supposed to rest...
- A
wheelchair is a
mobilized form of
chair using two or more wheels, a
footrest, and an
armrest usually cushioned. It is used when
walking is difficult...
- and a
slanted bar at the
bottom representing the
footrest to
which Jesus' feet were nailed. The
footrest is slanted,
pointing up
towards the Good Thief...
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footrests and seat to move
further and
closer apart in
accordance with the user's stroke. The
difference between the two
types is that the
footrests move...
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hinged tailboard which lowers slightly and,
supported by chains, acts as a
footrest for the rear-facing p****engers. Some
dogcarts had a
mechanism to slide...
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raises its front. It has a
backrest that can be
tilted back, and
often a
footrest that may be
extended by
means of a
lever on the side of the chair, or may...
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pounds (254 kg / 560 lb) is
lifted between the legs
while standing on two
footrests.
Clean and
press – 264 lb (120 kg)
Snatch – 243 lb (110 kg)
Clean and...
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needs to be
exercised in
their use. Some
freestanding X-crosses
include footrests that
greatly improve safety and stability. "What is a
Saint Andrew's Cross...
