What IS it called??

[Harvey Van Sickle]

On 12 Nov 2003, Mungo "two sheds" Toadfoot wrote

Now, what law says a hallway can only be at ground level? (A *hall*, I'd agree, and an *entrance* hallway, sure: but a plain old garden- variety hallway? Any floor level can have a hallway.)

If it's a long narrow passage with rooms opening off it, it's a corridor or a hallway -- take yer pick!

[nightjar]

Technically, it is only a landing if another flight of stairs leads up from it.

I have always considered the hall to extend the full height of the building, so, to me, the bit that has rooms opening off is an upstairs hallway if substantially within the stairwell, or an upstairs corridor if it is long and thin.

Colin Bignell

[The Natural Philosopher]

Its an Ambulatory Route Staurwell Extension.

[Mungo "two sheds" Toadfoot]

He's not concerned, he's curious.

Perhaps he is.

Si

[Mungo "two sheds" Toadfoot]

And you think *I'm* concerned about it! ;o)

Si

[Gnube]

Nah, that'd be in the garige(sic) surely?

Take Care, Gnube {too thick for linux}