Can the latch be reversed to work on an in-swing door?
1960697
Our door swings in and it works just fine. So happy we found this on amazon.
1960698
I think so, but thew lock lever will be on the wron side if you put the lever section between the doors.
1960699
Yes, put the handle and locking mechanism on the room side of the in-swing door; install the latch bolt so that its taper is turned to strike the strike plate (keeper) so that the latch bolt will retract when it strikes the keeper. If there is an outer door, be sure the knob on the in-swing door does not hit or interfere with the lockset on the outer door.
2186576
You have to swap it yourself. One screw holds it together and to reverse, you just unscrew it, flip the latch and close it. I had to do this for my bathroom.
702238
I guess yOu could but you would have to carve out a hole for the lock to go into on the other side. Hubby said you could hang it upside down to make the door open from the other side. But don't really think that would look very good either.
1494284
Yes but it's not as easy to rotate by hand. Will save you a lot of money over replacing the whole assembly though. Careful when dissasembling the door and assembly.
289669
Well, it must be able to accomodate the deadbolt being on the left or right side of the door, so it should be able to be mounted backwards regardless of the side your deadbolt is on. However you could simply unlock your door from the outside, so not sure that would accomplish what you are looking for. Love the product!
23501
Flip it upside down. Can even be installed horizontally, such as on the top of a sliding glass door
432517
I'm not too sure how your door frame is set up, but the joints attach to the part of your door frame that don't have your hinges. I'm not sure, but I think it will work for an in-swinging door as long as the other side of the frame is free...Good luck
527421
I don't see that the hinge can be reversed but yes you could just turn the unit upside down. It would work upside down and should still be just as reliable.
2236410
The door would be able to swing in or out but the rail would prevent it from side to side swinging. I purchased a roller guide for the floor to keep the door in place as it is opened or closed. It is designed to open like sliding closet doors except there is only one panel instead of 2 or 3. Hope that helps.
1115541
Ours does not have reversible doors. The hinge is on the right side as seen in the photo.
682036
Yes, the pins are removable. This hinge will work for either "swing" direction. Thanks
364451
You may be able to do this if you put something under the panels next to the upside-down door panel so that it doesn't drag on the ground. I think it could work.
1055862
Yes. The latch will simply be on the opposite side. Both sides are keyed and have a mechanism to raise the latch.
30337
There are mounting holes for the hinges on both side of the cabinet, so if one flips the door it should work.
1143159
Yes the direction the door opens can be changed. Door is designed to move the hinges and handle to the opposite side.
151270
I dont' fully understand your query. Since you can switch the handle, it would seem to me to work fine on any hinge orientation. Ours came with the handle set 180 degrees away from where we wished it to be. Our door has the hinges on the right looking from inside the house. So I"d say yes to your query.
429691
Yes. There is a knob you need to pull and you can use the knob to swing the handle into other position.