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straight stair

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straight flight, straight stair
A stair extending in one direction only, with no turns or winders.
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THE future of around 90 Teesside workers is in doubt today after it emerged ThyssenKrupp is scaling back production of its straight stair lifts in Stockton.
Redundancy fear as production is cut by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
I can't imagine living in another house, although I sometimes try to imagine living in a house with flat floors or with straight stairs,' says Emin.
Emin pays £4m to save art district by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
In addition to creating intricate metalwork pieces, Symmetrical Stair specializes in wood curved and straight stairs, as well as handrails, made from cherry, maple, oak, mahogany, and from rare and exotic woods.
Symmetrical Stair's climb to success: lean manufacturing has enabled ... by Rogers, Ann Gurley / Wood & Wood Products
 
 
 
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