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Baron Zhao
Are "balcony" and "terrace" the same?
I need some pics to explain...the words are kinda hard to understand
Feb 11, 2017 9:17 AM
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This site give you some good pictures with the differences: http://www.homedit.com/difference-between-a-terrace-and-a-balcony-in-modern-times/
In summary, the main differences are that terraces are much bigger and usually not covered. Whereas a balcony is normally an extension of a room.
Hint* If all that fits on it is a table from ikea, it's probably a balcony
Hope that helps,
Andrew
February 11, 2017
Hi Baron!
A balcony is a small platform that is attached outside of the building. There is usually only one way to access the balcony. I think an easy way to remember this is the "Romeo and Juliet" balcony scene. A terrace is a larger elevated platform that can be next to the house or on the rooftop. I attached a link the further explains the differences between the two. I hope that helps!
http://www.designrulz.com/design/2015/07/difference-between-a-terrace-and-balcony/
February 11, 2017
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