backrest
backrest
Definition
back·rest (-rest′)
noun
a support for or at the back
backrest
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- recline: Some seats have a reclining backrest which support their head when they nod off.
- pad: Chrome tubular engine guards front and rear, a padded backrest and sturdy aluminum passenger grab rails are just part of the story.
- have: Finally he settled for the lightest seat that had a backrest to it.
- use: Your chair seat may also be too long, preventing you from using the backrest effectively.
- contour: A contoured backrest can potentially ' fix ' the young person in an undesirable position.
- allow: It is a compact two piece unit, allowing the backrest and seat to separate, making lifting and carrying easier.
Preposition: for
- comfort: It has a soft webbed backrest for added comfort.
Adjective modifier
- adjustable: The adjustable backrest allows training without tiring the muscles of the back.
- optional: Optional backrest with a cushion attached on velcro which supports the lumber part of the spine.
- supportive: This traditionally styled trike ( right ) can be fitted with a supportive backrest, as shown.
- high: With a higher backrest and subtle curves for your body, it may be difficult to coax anybody out of it!
Modifies a noun
- angle: The unique mechanism allows an extremely wide backrest angle of around 45 degrees.
- shell: Beta chairs Chairs with a chromium plated metal frame, with a plastic seat and backrest shell.
- cushion: The addition of a backrest cushion will move the center of gravity forward improving rearward stability but decreasing forward stability.
- adjustment: Use the height and backrest adjustment of you chair to increase your comfort.
- height: Backrest height of 420mm ( 16 " ) with 5 degree rake.
- unit: We stock a leading range of bath lifts with a seat and backrest unit made of either solid plastic or mesh fabric.
Noun used with modifier
