open-sided

American  

[oh-puhn-sahy-did] / ˈoʊ pənˈsaɪ dɪd /

adjective

1. having a side or sides open.

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Example Sentences

Marsha Ginsberg’s set featured an open-sided gold box that rotated and moved on and off stage—it became the scriptorium and the abbot’s domain.

From The Wall Street Journal

The fire started in a diesel vehicle on the third flood of Car Park 2, but because of wind blowing through the open-sided structure it spread quickly and destroyed 1,352 vehicles and caused a partial collapse of building.

From BBC

Investigators said although a sprinkler system was not mandatory for an open-sided multi-storeys, it would have "changed and delayed the pattern of fire spread".

From BBC

There were two open-sided shipping containers near the tent.

From BBC

“I worry about the local community farming in Arizona,” Hancock said, standing outside an open-sided barn stacked with hay bales.

From Seattle Times