What is a catwalk?

Answer 1

It can either be a modeling runway or a narrow platform suspended over a stage in a theater where soundmen, cameramen, and special effects people stand to be out of sight of the audience.

Answer 2

A catwalk is basically a walk done by models to model the design of clothing they're wearing. It's usually perfomed on a stage there is a walkway for the models to do the catwalk.

Answer 3

It is any kind of a suspended or elevated walkway. Factories often have them above the plant floor. Theater's. Even the walkways that cross over streets are sometimes called catwalks. Perhaps a better question is why ANY of these things are called catwalks since I doubt very much that cats frequent them.

Answer 4

Another form of catwalk, which has not been listed yet, is around the outside of an aircraft carrier about 3 feet below the level of the flight deck.

Answer 5

It is a place in the northwest part of the Gila Wilderness Area of New Mexico (near Glenwood). It is called that because the gold workers had to walk on the water pipe used to blast rock to free the gold to get to work.

Answer 6

A narrow, often elevated walkway, as on the sides of a bridge or in the flies above a theater stage.

Answer 7

It is also a walkway found in stock yards, you can walk overhead and view the animals before they sale.

Answer 8

A narrow walking only bridge.

Find them in tall buildings mostly in the ceilings.

Answer 9

Model walk!

Answer 10

a place for fashion designers to broadcast their designs to the public by sending models dressed in their clothes strutting down it.