Originally Posted by Ramona Byrd
All of the doors I've seen open INWARDS. This way when the door is closed, the hinges are hidden and can not be removed to take out the door. On the inside of my front door, when closed I can take a hammer and knock out the two hinges and the door can then be removed from the inside, not the outside.
Perhaps they now have special hinges that are on the inside as well as letting the door open outwards.
That is exactly what my husband wondered. The hinges would be on the outside, and anyone could remove the pins and remove the door :shock: :shock: :shock: