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Johnson13 Posted 13 years ago
What is the above called in English? HANDRAIL and BALUSTER seem not suitable.
A handrail is a long narrow bar that you can hold onto for support, for example when you are going up or down stairs.
A balustrade is a row of posts, joined together at the top, built along the edge of a balcony, bridge, etc. to prevent people from falling off, or as a decoration.
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handrail and baluster
What is the above called in English? HANDRAIL and BALUSTER seem not suitable.
A handrail is a long narrow bar that you can hold onto for support, for example when you are going up or down stairs.
A balustrade is a row of posts, joined together at the top, built along the edge of a balcony, bridge, etc. to prevent people from falling off, or as a decoration.
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I would call it "railing".
- I would call it "railing".
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