Is this out swinging latch on the left swinging open right?
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Hello I am sorry I don't understand your question. They made a left hand and a right hand latch. Sorry I couldn't help you anymore. Thank you Carl's RV
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From the inside of your coach looking out, this latch is on the right with hinges on the left.
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It's on both sides. It allows you to control the swing of the gate in only one direction. I think you will find that you don't need it as extra protection though because the locking handle makes sure the gate isn't going anywhere.
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Hello Nita, The door can swing either right or left. The door is made of a paintable and stainable plastic with a wood grain etched into the surface. The box is also made of corrosion resistant plastic. Thanks, Craig
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yes it does come hinged on the right as in the photo, though I've heard there's a way to switch that.
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No it has a stop on the none hinge side you have to pick a swing direction before installing
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Yes it can...and it can swing open from either end..very versatile...Trisha
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have no idea, mine opened to the left when my husband put it together - quite nice
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It's called right hand because of the swing from inside the camper. If you at looking at the camper and the latch is on the left and the door swings out this is the right latch.
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Hello Troy, I'm afraid I cannot answer confidently for you. The unit I received has a left swinging door. I do not know if it is reversible?
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It swings both ways but locks in place when shut. If you mean a piece like a stopper no.
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Yes, it can open from both sides. If you look at where the key is on the smaller part of the image, they key slot is actually a push button that lifts the latch off of the metal bar.
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No, it only opens as shown in the picture - hinge on the right, opening from left to right.
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No. You would have to install the door without a seal to get it to swing both ways. To my knowledge, shower doors always open out. The door can be installed for left or right operation and could be installed to open in, if that's what you wanted to do. But, it you wanted it to swing in and out, you might have trouble getting it to keep the water from leaking through the space between the door and the opening where you install the door.
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My answer is that it is a left-opening handle. However the more important answer is this particular model allows you to make it either a right or left handle depending on which side of the door you are going to install it. It is quite simple and is explained in the owner's pamphlet included with the product. There is a pin-hole in the handle on the side of the lever. Use a small paper-clip and insert into the hole. This releases the locking mechanism that holds the lever handle to the plate. Then the lever handle can be pulled straight out. Then you can re-assemble the handle to the orientation you want, right or left. Good luck! Paul My answer is that it is a left-opening handle. However the more important answer is this particular model allows you to make it either a right or left handle depending on which side of the door you are going to install it. It is quite simple and is explained in the owner's pamphlet included with the product. There is a pin-hole in the handle on the side of the lever. Use a small paper-clip and insert into the hole. This releases the locking mechanism that holds the lever handle to the plate. Then the lever handle can be pulled straight out. Then you can re-assemble the handle to the... » Read More My answer is that it is a left-opening handle. However the more important answer is this particular model allows you to make it either a right or left handle depending on which side of the door you are going to install it. It is quite simple and is explained in the owner's pamphlet included with the product. There is a pin-hole in the handle on the side of the lever. Use a small paper-clip and insert into the hole. This releases the locking mechanism that holds the lever handle to the plate. Then the lever handle can be pulled straight out. Then you can re-assemble the handle to the orientation you want, right or left. Good luck! Paul « Show Less
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The hinges are on the left when you look at the unit. So door opens on the right. Opposite the way far right door opens. :)
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The gate opens in both directions, but latches when it swings closed so it does not swing past closed
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The locks handle is configurable for both left and right swinging doors. Keep in mind that this lock is a mortise lock, meaning that it requires a wider pocket to fit into the door. A door that only has a small cylinder slot for a standard door handle will need to have a mortise pocket cut out. I was in this exact situation and the tutorial that helped me to do that was this one: http://youtu.be/ko4qUa3Ex4k