Understanding the Rocking Chairs Category
The Rocking Chairs category, identified by the ID 2002, is a specific segment within the Furniture > Chairs hierarchy. It is designed to capture seating products specifically engineered to oscillate back and forth on curved bases or specialized glider mechanisms.
What Belongs Here
This category encompasses various indoor and outdoor seating designed for rocking or gliding motions. Examples observed in the US market include traditional wooden porch rockers, mid-century modern accent rocking chairs, ergonomic padded outdoor gliders, and nursery-specific rocking chairs. Whether crafted from bentwood, poly-lumber, or upholstered corduroy, these items should be categorized here provided their primary function is rocking.
What Does Not Belong Here
Do not place furniture that does not feature a rocking motion in this category. Use the following neighbouring categories instead:
- Bean Bag Chairs: For unstructured, loose-filled seating.
- Electric Massaging Chairs: For chairs with integrated electronic therapy features.
- Folding Chairs & Stools: For space-saving, collapsible seating solutions.
- Kitchen & Dining Room Chairs: For standard stationary chairs used at tables.
- Arm Chairs, Recliners & Sleeper Chairs: For static or manually reclining lounge furniture without a rocking base.
- Hanging Chairs: For suspended seating, regardless of motion.
Implementation in Your Feed
To assign this category, use the attribute google_product_category with the value 2002 or Furniture > Chairs > Rocking Chairs. While optional, specifying this ID ensures better Google classification than automated systems. Remember that product_type remains your internal classification, while this attribute dictates specific Google requirements.