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Foot rail

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a railroad rail, with a wide flat flange on the lower side.
- Cowper.

See also: Foot



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The tobacco-stained walls, foot rail around the bar and lead glazed windows with the Brains red dragon logo standing proud all add to the atmosphere of this wonderful pub.
The foot rails should be wide enough, so that when you step off the treadmill, you don''t slip and fall.
Here too, the tall barstools come in handy, as they will let the taller people be seated comfortably; their feet well placed on the foot rail.
 
 
 
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