a wrote:
Robert Allison wrote:

a wrote:

Is a LH Inswing door identical to a RH Outswing door, just turned
front to back 180°?

a


Inswing and outswing only apply to exterior doors that have a
threshold. If it is an interior door, it matters not whether it is
inswing or outswing. You order a LH or a RH and put it in the way
that you want.

On the exterior door, the threshold is configured for inswing or
outswing. They should not be reversed. And no, they are not just the
same door turned around. The thresholds and the glass (if it has
glass) will be different.

Stand in the doorway with the door open. Put your back to the hinges.
If the door is on your right, it is a RH. If the door is on your
left, it is a LH.


A prehung interior door is not symmetrical font to back as it is set in
the jams already. It is prehung 'flush' with one side of the jam surround.

a


Are you looking for a door that is hung in the middle of the jamb? All
doors are flush with the door side of the jamb. I am not sure what your
point is supposed to be.

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Robert Allison
Rimshot, Inc.
Georgetown, TX