A freight car that has two decks, an upper and a lower, and is designed for transporting automobiles.
Bi-level pressure device used to treat sleep apnea. The "bi" refers to two pressures: a lower pressure for exhalation and a higher pressure for inhalation. Bi-Level machines are more expensive than a standard CPAP, but some patients tolerate it better because they can exhale comfortably against the constant inhalation pressure. (Sometimes called Bi-PAP, but that is a trademark name of one system)
A bi-level house is a house where the front entrance is located between the flight of stairs leading to the top and bottom levels of the house. The bottom level is usually four feet below grade and the top level is four feet above grade. Bi-level homes are sometimes referred to as raised-ranch or split-foyer homes.
A home that has two levels. Typically, a garage or storage area is situated in the lower level and the home in the upper section. Most bi-level structures were built after 1950.
Homes that are built on two levels with the garage and storage or recreation room in the lower level and the balance of the home in the upper. Homes of this style were built after 1950.
A description of a house with two levels, where the main entrance to the house is between the two levels.
A house built on 2 levels in which the main entrance is situated above the lower level but below the upper level.