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Types of Interior Doors and How to Determine Their Swings |
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Standard Doors: |
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Left Hand Swing |
Right Hand Swing |
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Bifold Doors: |
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Doors up to 4 feet wide |
Doors over 4 feet wide |
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Bypass Doors: |
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Note: Bypass doors should overlay slightly, therefore, 2 - 2' (24") wide doors should have an opening under 4 foot wide to allow for at least 1 1/2 - 2" overlap. |
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Pocket Doors: |
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Single Pocket |
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Double Pocket |
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Pocket Doors are doors designed to be used to save space. Instead of swinging open, the doors slide back into the wall. |
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French Doors: |
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A French door is a door that is made to accept individual pains of glass such as the door shown. |
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Double Opening Doors: |
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Doors that come together and meet in the middle are called Double Opening doors. |
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