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Colonial/Federation period domestic dwellings in Queensland and Northern New South Wales Australia are characterised by Verandahs, especially the Queenslander . They are also emblematic of the antebellum U.S. South . ETYMOLOGY Its origin can be traced to a Hindi and Bengali word ''barandah'' which refers to the open area around one's house. A verandah can either be full width of the frontage, or extend around the sides and sometimes rear of the building. The word Verandah is also a common word in Malayalam (Spoken in Kerala , India ). A varandah is a part of traditional architecture of Kerala. It is an open balcony in the front side or around the main structure, supported by pillars. OTHER USES Veranda is a brand of composite decking and railing which is a wood-alternative offering the look of wood without the drawbacks of corroding, splintering, termite damage, or decay. It is a composite material composed of recycled wood and plastic. It is non-toxic and environmentally friendly. |
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