PDP - Swing Options - Double
The Types of Door Swing
Double Doors
Facing the door, while standing on the exterior of your space, the right door will be your main active door. This door will have its hinges on the right interior side, and will swing towards the interior of your space, from left to right.
The left door, while standing on the exterior of your space, will be your inactive door. This door will have it’s hinges on the left interior side, and will be locked into the frame via flush bolts on both the top and bottom of the doors edge. Disengaging these bolts will allow your inactive door to swing towards the interior of your space, from right to left.

The right door, while standing on the exterior of your space, will be your inactive door. This door will have it’s hinges on the right interior side, and will be locked into the frame via flush bolts on both the top and bottom of the doors edge. Disengaging these bolts will allow your inactive door to swing towards the interior of your space, from left to right.

Facing the door, while standing on the exterior of your space, the right door will be your main active door. This door will have its hinges on the right exterior side, and will swing towards the exterior of your space, from left to right.
The left door, while standing on the exterior of your space, will be your inactive door. This door will have it’s hinges on the left exterior side, and will be locked into the frame via flush bolts on both the top and bottom of the doors edge. Disengaging these bolts will allow your inactive door to swing towards the exterior of your space, from right to left.

Facing the door, while standing on the exterior/outside of your space, the left door will be your main active door. This door will have it’s hinges on the left exterior side, and will swing towards the exterior of your space, from right to left.
The right door, while standing on the exterior of your space, will be your inactive door. This door will have its hinges on the right exterior side, and will be locked into the frame via flush bolts on both the top and bottom of the doors edge. Disengaging these bolts will allow your inactive door to swing towards the exterior of your space, from left to right.

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