Furniture, Lighting and Clock Parts: Diagrams With Every Part Named

Chairs, cabinets, lights and clocks, each drawn with a numbered ring on every part and its trade name.

44 pages

Chairs and seating 6

Chairs, a sofa and a table, with what lets a seat move: a rocking chair's rockers, a recliner's footrest and a barber chair's pedestal.

Beds 5

A bed from the side, its frame from above and cut across, from the end boards to the slats, then a mattress cut open and the bedding on top. A bunk bed stands beside them.

Storage, office and wall fittings 11

Furniture with its hardware showing: a locker, a cabinet, a filing cabinet, a desk, a shelf, a drawer, a vanity, a cubicle, a picture frame and a TV mount.

Lights and ceiling fans 11

A street lamp, a ceiling fan, then a lamp, a bulb, a fluorescent tube, a light fixture, a chandelier, a solar garden light, a flashlight, a lantern and a candlestick.

Clocks and watches 8

A cuckoo clock, a grandfather clock's movement, a watch with its band and movement, and a pocket watch.

Patio and yard 3

A patio umbrella with the parts that raise and tilt it, a mailbox and a wind chime.

The bar across an old street lamp is a ladder rest, the knob on top of a modern one is a photocell, and the door low on the pole is a handhole. Each page here is one drawing of one object with a numbered ring on every part.

Study lists each name beside what the part does, the quiz asks you to find them, and every drawing prints blank or labeled. These pages name parts and give no repair advice.

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