The phrase "access stairs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to stairs that provide access to a particular area, such as a building or a platform.
Example: "The access stairs to the rooftop garden are located at the back of the building."
Alternatives: "entry stairs" or "access steps".
In both studies we have investigated the performance of users: (i) When they access stairs directly along their path (case 1); and (ii) After performing a 90° turn before encountering the staircase (case 2).
On the south side, standing on a pink granite base in the center of the grand access stairs, is Hering's colossal exultant male nude bronze Pro Patria (1929); it is 24 feet high, weighs seven tons, and was the largest cast bronze sculpture in the United States.
The station's four platforms are all accessed via stairs – access to platform 1 is next to Pimlott's butchers, access to platforms 2 and 3 is through the ticket office, and access to platform 4 is near the Cheadle Hulme public house.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS -- Stairs at entrance.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS -- Stairs to dining level.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS: Several stairs, but aid available for wheelchairs.
In some cases, this required me running around from the stage door to the front door to access the stairs.
As of 18 months ago you probably don't need planning permission (check with Planningportal.co.uk) but new building regulations means that all doors that access the stairs – in the entire house – must be fire doors.
He points out that other sections of the Thames are begging for pedestrian bridges, while this one, in a conservation area, may actually impede access with stairs and queues and, potentially, tickets.
Everyone has access to stairs (bonus: no monthly dues!); use them as a fitness tool to look divine on a dime.
Nurses reported limiting patients' freedom of movement by restricting access to stairs, by reorganizing areas in the house, by putting away medication, by turning off the gas, and by locking the front door.
