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Unless, according to code, there isn't enough room in the outer area, or opening outwards would create a hazard. This is often why many public bathroom door op
by IncRnd 6y ago
Unless, according to code, there isn't enough room in the outer area, or opening outwards would create a hazard. This is often why many public bathroom door open inwards, and yet passed code inspections.
The very first sentence of the paragraph in your link's section on this subject mentions these exceptions.
- echelon 6y agoMy post includes the clause "under certain conditions". I was trying to inform the OP of fire code regulations that might impede this design. I'm not sure why this was responded to so negatively.
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