High winds could blow in the door.
Should premimter house doors have hinges on outside.
You can place furniture closer to the entrance without the doors banging into couches chairs tables or other items when opened.
Most exterior doors open toward the inside of the house.
To maintain perimeter security public exits are typically built with concealed or protected hinges which are much harder to detach than simple pin hinges.
Open the door and make a mark on the inside of the standard hinge parts that hold the hinge pins and cannot be seen from the outside when the door is in the closed position.
You can make your own setscrew hinge.
We usually install the hinges on the inside of the jam.
If the exterior door swings outward it could catch the wind on a windy day and basically get pulled away from your hand and possibly bang into something.
This is a example on a security hinge.
Setscrew in the hinge to prevent access.
That means the hinges which hold the door in place are located inside the house.
For best results all the exterior door hinges on a specific door should have setscrews.
These doors are more expensive to install and repair making them impractical for residential use.
Now the hinge always points to the side that it s opening.
Positioning them on the inside makes them secure and keeps burglars from unhinging them.
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Doors around the outside of your house swing in or out depending what type of door it is.
On commercial applications there s usually an out swing door that s.
If apartment hinges are on the outside of your doors talk to your landlord about improving the security of the door.
Most residential applications have the doors swinging inward.
You want to keep the door hinge pins secure inside the building room.
Even if your hinge pins are on the inside face of the door it s still a good idea to use these hinges for added security.
Outswing doors have the hinges on the outside giving a cleaner appearance to the room without trying to match the style and color of the interior decor.