Definitions
- Describing a small intermediate floor between two main floors of a building. - Referring to a mezzanine level that is used for commercial or residential purposes. - Talking about a space that is not a full floor but is still above the ground level.
- Describing a partial floor between two main floors of a building. - Referring to a raised platform in a theater or auditorium for seating. - Talking about a level in a building that is open to the floor below and used for commercial or residential purposes.
List of Similarities
- 1Both refer to intermediate levels between two main floors of a building.
- 2Both can be used for commercial or residential purposes.
- 3Both are elevated above the ground level.
- 4Both provide additional space in a building.
- 5Both can be accessed by stairs or elevators.
What is the difference?
- 1Size: Entresol is typically smaller than mezzanine.
- 2Location: Entresol is usually located between two floors, while mezzanine can be located between floors or above the ground floor.
- 3Function: Entresol is often used for storage or utility purposes, while mezzanine is more commonly used for commercial or residential purposes.
- 4Accessibility: Mezzanine is often more accessible and visible than entresol.
Remember this!
Entresol and mezzanine are both intermediate levels between two main floors of a building. However, entresol is typically smaller and used for storage or utility purposes, while mezzanine is larger and more commonly used for commercial or residential purposes. Additionally, entresol is usually located between two floors, while mezzanine can be located between floors or above the ground floor.
