should door to master bedroom be 36"
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Can double doors to master bedroom open out?
Comments (9)We have double doors that open outward into the hall. Not the way I would've preferred it, but it's best. Otherwise one of the doors would've covered the light switch when opened and possibly hit a piece of furniture. I like having double doors tho. Our bedroom furniture is really big and so much easier to move furniture into the room. The room is 15 X 23 and I think maybe one single door would look skimpy from inside the room ? I'll try to post pic...See MoreDoor from master bedroom to backyard or not?
Comments (33)The POs put in a slider to the back deck, where a window was. When we had dogs, it was used every night, middle of the night, and morning to let them outside. Our cat used it, as well. So much more convenient than traipsing across the whole house to let them outside. For our purposes it's handy, when coming in from mowing the lawn or gardening, to head straight for the shower and is also a shortcut from our room to the kitchen slider, if we're running back and forth. For our reno, I upgraded to a better version. I'm not any more nervous about this door than the others, or our large windows, and my side of the bed is right by it. All of the houses around us are single story, so a neighbor would have to climb a ladder or tree to look into our room if we forget to adjust the curtains....See MoreSingle or Double Door to Master Bedroom?
Comments (13)We may need to start a thread about "why are architects designing double doors to master suite". It looks fancy/dramatic/whatever. But they will not block sound as well, lock as conveniently, or open/close as conveniently on something people use every single day. It gets in the way of light switch placement. It is madness, I say madness, to do a double door into a master suite. Just a small pet peeve of mine..... (and yes, I had to tell our designer to delete our double doors into the master bath from the bedroom - which I close every morning while my wife is sleeping)...See MoreShould I sacrifice a bedroom for a master bath/closet?
Comments (0)Hi all! My husband and I recently bought a house. We plan on staying in it for the next 4-5 years or so. it is a bi-level. There are 3 small bedrooms upstairs, and an extra living room and bedroom downstairs. There is one full bath upstairs and one full bath downstairs. The closets are super small. We were thinking of eventually taking one of the rooms upstairs and turning it into a walk-in closet and master bath. However, because we'd like to sell it eventually, I'm not sure if that would be beneficial or not for resale. When you are going to the downstairs level, there is a small hallway with a small bedroom to the left and a doorway to get to the extra living space on the right, so I'm guessing that extra living room area could potentially be used as a bedroom if a door was installed. Maybe even a master. We're just in the phase of discussing our options. What are your thoughts?...See Morerenovator8
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