Name of the low wall at the edge of a loft
English Language & Usage Asked by Stephen Boston on December 18, 2020
A loft overlooking the main floor. The loft is not a complete floor so there is an edge that has a low wall maybe one third or one half the height of the room…
I think of ‘parapet’, ‘bulwark’ but these seem heavy-handed for an interior wall.
See for example, the wall for the bedroom that overlooks the living room in this image taken by JP Image of a Brazilian loft apartment:
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