3. Built in rows at three different levels, they stood between the twenty cubits of the inner court and the pavement of the outer court.
4. In front of the chambers was a walkway ten cubits wide on the inside of a wall one cubit wide. The doorways faced north.
5. The upper chambers were shorter because they lost space to the lower and middle tiers of the building.
6. Because they were in three tiers, they did not have foundations like the court, but were set back from the lower and middle levels from the ground up.