angled stair

angled stair

[′aŋ·gəld ′ster]
(architecture)
A stair in which successive flights are at an angle of other than 180° to each other (often at 90°), with an intermediate platform between them.

angled stair

A stair whose successive flights are at an angle other than 180° to each other (often the angles are at 90°), with an intermediate platform between them.
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