最近几年随着世界家具的进步,在捷克斯洛伐克同样地常常听到要求有比較輕便的家具的声音。有一些設計單位在設計上显示了捷克斯洛伐克将致力于形式輕便和質地良好的家具生产。設計部門出現了一些带有各式格板的薄壁櫃,它的容量較大,頂替了那些笨重的不合衛生的高腿的托座抽屜櫃。为了保証地面清潔,櫃腿的数目受到了制約。在家具制造工业中除了習慣于用木料外还常常采用其他一些材料,首先是金屬和塑胶。应該說捷克斯洛伐克的用金屬制的家具在战前就有,而且达到了世界水平。現代的采用金屬构成的当然宜于輕薄些,大多数都采用铝。拿橡胶来做家具表層在我国是早在第二次世界大战以前已普 In recent years, with the progress of the world’s furniture, the same is often heard in Czechoslovakia, where the voice of lighter furniture is required. Some design units have been designed to show that Czechoslovakia will be devoted to the production of light and well-finished furniture. There were some thin-walled cabinets with a variety of panels in the design department, which had larger capacities and replaced the cramped chest of drawers with bulky, unhygienic legs. In order to ensure the ground clean, the number of legs is restricted. In the furniture manufacturing industry, in addition to getting used to wood, they often use other materials, starting with metal and plastic. It should be said that Czechoslovakia’s metal-made furniture existed before the war and reached world standards. Of course, the use of modern metal composition should be lighter, most of them are made of aluminum. Take the rubber to do the surface of furniture in our country as early as before the Second World War has been Cape