lépcsalacsonyító

Lépcsalacsonyító is a Hungarian term that translates to "stair lowener" or "stair reducer" in English. It refers to a device or modification designed to make stairs less steep or easier to ascend and descend. This can be achieved through various means.

One common interpretation involves physical alterations to the stairs themselves. This might include adding intermediate landings to break up long flights, widening the treads (the horizontal part of the step where the foot is placed), or reducing the riser height (the vertical part of the step). These adjustments effectively create a gentler incline, making the stairs more accessible, particularly for individuals with mobility issues, the elderly, or young children.

Another interpretation of "lépcsalacsonyító" can relate to mechanical aids. This could encompass stairlifts, which are chair-like devices that travel along a rail fixed to the side of the staircase, or even inclined elevators. These solutions are often implemented in homes or public buildings where structural changes to the stairs are not feasible or desired. The primary goal is always to mitigate the physical effort required to navigate a staircase.