Sentence examples for external stairs from inspiring English sources

In the future, she said, she hopes to remove the external stairs and install a spiral staircase in the living room.

The work covers all kinds of building elements that are available in building construction including retaining walls, foundations, external walls, internal walls, floors, external stairs, internal stairs, roofs, external chimneys, internal chimneys, windows, and external doors and internal doors.

In all ten towers, the floors and stairs inside were made of wood, while external stairs were made of stone.

From the courtyard, three sets of stone external stairs, which may be later additions, lead up to the Lord's Hall in the tower, to the adjacent Great Hall, and to the kitchens in a second tower to the west.

These keeps could be up to four storeys high, with the entrance placed on the first storey to prevent the door from being easily broken down; early French keeps had external stairs in wood, whilst later castles in both France and England built them in stone.

Audience access was either through two narrow passageways under the galleries into the standing room of the yard around the stage or up two external stair towers into the rear of the galleries.

As they did so, guards climbed the external steel stairs and shot at them from the roof.

Originally, the base of the tower was solid stone without any rooms; the top of the lighthouse was reached using external wooden stairs, which were later replaced with iron ones.

An existing external balcony and stairs were transformed into a striking structure made of steel and a beige synthetic "lumber" made of recycled plastic and paper pulp.

In 1868 the external flight of stairs was removed from the west front and a new porch entrance was added to its ground floor.

If only limited access to the structure was required, the entrance could be at roof level and accessed by an external ladder or spiral stair, a jib crane or hose (for liquids such as generator fuel).