WhyNot?

"Weather-proof" Chairs

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Here's an idea by "finorgan" of idea-a-day.com: Why not design public benches [and regular outdoor chairs] in such a way so that wet/snowy/icy seats can be turned over for a dry, clean surface to be sat on?

Yaakov Simon, Jul 26 2005

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Why not?

Because the first time the latch failed and Autie Shrew got doubled up the lawsuit would bankrupt the city?

Because the local vandals would twist a bench with movable parts into unrecognizable sculptures?

Because after the first flip the next guy gets a bench seat that still has bird droppings on it that the rain would have washed off had that surface been facing up?

Hyenuf, Jul 27 2005