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:''(For '''metal bars''' or other materials in bar form, see [[bar]])''
 
:''(For '''metal bars''' or other materials in bar form, see [[bar]])''
  
'''Bars''' are a grill or lattice of strong poles that prevent the passage of everything but liquids and light. A [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/portcullis portcullis] or classic barred prison door is a good example.  No creature or object can pass through bars*, although in a future version this behaviour may be altered slightly (see below).  Bars can be used vertically as walls or on a flat surface as floor grates.
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Bars are a grill or grate of strong poles that prevent the passage of everything but liquids and light. A [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/portcullis portcullis] or classic barred prison door is a good example.  No creature or object can pass through bars*, although in a future version this behaviour may be altered slightly (see below).  Bars can be used vertically as walls or on a flat surface as floor grates.
  
 
Bars can be used to block off channels intended for the passage of [[water]], or [[magma]] if they are built from [[magma-safe materials]], whether to keep dwarves from falling in or to keep [[fire imp|bad creatures]] from invading along them.  They share much in common with [[fortification]]s, which can also be used for the same purpose.  Bars can also be fired through like fortifications by [[Marksman|marksdwarves]] and [[siege|enemies]] alike, and provide no protection for either (unlike [[fortification]]s).  
 
Bars can be used to block off channels intended for the passage of [[water]], or [[magma]] if they are built from [[magma-safe materials]], whether to keep dwarves from falling in or to keep [[fire imp|bad creatures]] from invading along them.  They share much in common with [[fortification]]s, which can also be used for the same purpose.  Bars can also be fired through like fortifications by [[Marksman|marksdwarves]] and [[siege|enemies]] alike, and provide no protection for either (unlike [[fortification]]s).  

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