Has anyone ever installed a screen door with double acting hinges
(swings both ways) and managed to keep the bugs out? Is there a simple
solution to the need to seal all edges, e.g. sweep all around as on the
bottom? Is it just a crazy idea?

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Has anyone ever installed a screen door with double acting hinges
(swings both ways) and managed to keep the bugs out? Is there a simple
solution to the need to seal all edges, e.g. sweep all around as on the
bottom? Is it just a crazy idea?

Yep crazy,

Normal screens back up to a stop, ( a piece of wood). If you reduce the size
of the door so it can swing both ways you will let in insects.

I get that. My question is if there's a sweep type seal (or anything I
haven't heard of) that has been proven to work in keeping that gap
closed and the insects out.