Angular swedish wall

Corner

— in fact, it is a kind of complex Swedish walls (see the relevant paragraph), also having two vertical supports (usually a ladder and a gladiatorial net) and a handrail between them (see "Components"). The difference from conventional complex models is that these supports are rotated by 45° relative to the arm and are thus at an angle of 90° to each other. This allows you to put the structure in a corner, so that the ladder and the grid adjoin each to its own wall. Corner models take up less space than classic complex ones, and are convenient in cramped conditions, as well as where the location of other furnishings does not allow otherwise.