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Bookmark or Share- Porch vs. Stoop vs. Deck vs. Patio: What's the Difference? - AngiHere are the national average costs for installation of each structure: Porch: $4,600–$22,000. Stoop: $900–$2,000. Deck: $4,000–$11,000. Patio: $1,800–$5,300. Generally speaking, a simple stoop with one or two steps or a concrete patio is the most affordable option.
- Graceful Stoops & Entry Steps - Old House Journal MagazineGraceful Stoops & Entry Steps. Author: Mary Ellen Polson. Publish Date: Updated Jun 16, 2021. In locales like Nantucket and Charleston, where houses were built right on public sidewalks, turning the stoop so that it opens to the side is an elegant solution, permitting a landing wider than the door. Brian Vanden Brink.
- Stoop (architecture) - WikipediaIn American English, a stoop is a small staircase ending in a platform and leading to the entrance of an apartment building or other building. Etymology.
- What is a Stoop? Uncover the Charm & Purpose of Your Home's EntrywayDiscover the charm of a stoop, an architectural hallmark with deep roots in Dutch design. According to the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, the stoop is a defining feature of many historic buildings, particularly in neighborhoods like Brooklyn Heights and the West Village.
- Difference Between a Stoop and a Porch?[FACTS] - Clever PatioWhat is A Stoop? Stoops are simple raised structures in front of a house, usually with a step (or several stairs) and a railing leading to the front door. A stoop, unlike a porch or patio, usually lacks a roof or overhang to protect it—or you—from the rain or sun. Stoops were traditionally intended to be places for accidental social encounters.
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