The direction of rotation will determine whether your new door functions properly. This is why it is so important to understand and carefully consider which opening direction you choose.
Below are the different opening directions and options, which we also use when entering your order for a new door. For example, if you want your new door to be left-handed, this means that the door opens inwards and the hinges are on the left side (photo no. 4 below).
The opening direction is always seen from the side to which the door opens (the side where you can see the hinges).
Exterior doors are seen from the outside, interior doors from the inside:
Hinged right side (viewed from outside) – opens outwards
Hinged left side (viewed from outside) – opens outwards
Hinged right side (viewed from inside) – opens inwards
Hinged left side (viewed from inside) – opens inwards
For double doors, the same opening directions apply, with the door that opens first indicating the opening direction. For example, right outside hinged means that, seen from the outside, the right door opens first.
Hinged right side (viewed from outside) – opens outwards
Hinged left side (viewed from outside) – opens outwards
Hinged right side (viewed from inside) – opens inwards
Hinged left side (viewed from inside) – opens inwards
