What kind of structure is the 'cantilever' mentioned in the description, and how much weight can it support?
The user wants to understand the meaning of the unfamiliar furniture structure term written in the details guide and what the stated load limit means in actual use.
The recommended standard is guided as 90kg, and it refers to a structure that supports the load through the elasticity of a C-shape without rear legs[1].
Up to 90kg is set as the standard[2]. Unlike ordinary chairs that rest on the floor with four legs, a cantilever refers to a cantilevered beam structure where only one side is fixed and the other side is suspended in the air. Because it is made by bending pipes into a C-shape, it has no rear legs, but instead the frame gently flexes to absorb body weight when seated.
Although it was manufactured after undergoing stability tests, due to the structural characteristics of utilizing elasticity, continuous application of weight exceeding 90kg may place strain on it[3]. As it is a structure that provides a natural bounce when sitting, it is recommended to choose by considering both the user's weight and sitting habits.
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