Definitions
- A paved outdoor area adjacent to a house or building. - A space for outdoor dining, relaxation, or entertainment. - A private outdoor area for personal use.
- An elevated outdoor area with a flat surface. - A platform or balcony overlooking a scenic view. - A series of connected outdoor spaces on different levels.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are outdoor areas.
- 2Both can be used for relaxation and entertainment.
- 3Both can be decorated with outdoor furniture and plants.
- 4Both can be attached to a building or house.
- 5Both offer an extension of indoor living space to the outdoors.
What is the difference?
- 1Elevation: A terrace is typically elevated and may offer a scenic view, while a patio is usually at ground level.
- 2Size: A terrace is often larger than a patio and may have multiple levels.
- 3Location: A terrace is often located on the upper floors of a building, while a patio is usually on the ground floor.
- 4Purpose: A terrace is often used for viewing or enjoying a scenic landscape, while a patio is more versatile and can be used for various purposes such as dining, relaxation, or entertainment.
- 5Materials: A terrace is often made of stone or concrete, while a patio can be made of various materials such as brick, tile, or wood.
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Remember this!
Patio and terrace are both outdoor areas that offer an extension of indoor living space to the outdoors. However, the difference between patio and terrace is their elevation, size, location, purpose, and materials. A terrace is often elevated, larger, and used for viewing a scenic landscape, while a patio is usually at ground level, smaller, and more versatile in its uses.
