equal-width

adjective
UK /ˈiː.kwəl wɪdθ/
US /ˈiː.kwəl wɪdθ/

Having all parts the same distance from side to side.

The table has equal-width legs.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In typography, using characters or digits that each take up the same horizontal space.

The code editor uses an equal-width font so columns line up.

3. In design or layout, dividing space into sections of identical horizontal size.

The page uses an equal-width grid for its three columns.

4. In mathematics or computing, having a fixed or identical measurement across a dimension.

The bars in the chart are equal-width for fair comparison.