Only an extra key you could loose. How do you “enter” the first door when there’s a second but closed door right behind it? My house also has 2 outside doors: 1 in the front and 1 in the back.
It insulates better than your normal single door, the screen door is self closing so it helps to keep bugs out if you’re doing anything around the house where you’re going in and out a bunch, and when the weather is nice it’s quite enjoyable to leave the main door open so all the light and a breeze and sounds get through the screen door. It’s like a window that goes all the way to the floor and never has curtains in the way. In the US most front doors are sort of in the main living room. It’s an open floor plan where the entry way and living room aren’t divided by walls.
If you have an extra screen/storm door, how the hell do you make them both open inwards?
Why would you need 2 doors?
Sure, you’ve entered through the first door, but what about second door?
Only an extra key you could loose. How do you “enter” the first door when there’s a second but closed door right behind it? My house also has 2 outside doors: 1 in the front and 1 in the back.
It insulates better than your normal single door, the screen door is self closing so it helps to keep bugs out if you’re doing anything around the house where you’re going in and out a bunch, and when the weather is nice it’s quite enjoyable to leave the main door open so all the light and a breeze and sounds get through the screen door. It’s like a window that goes all the way to the floor and never has curtains in the way. In the US most front doors are sort of in the main living room. It’s an open floor plan where the entry way and living room aren’t divided by walls.
You don’t have insulated upvc doors?
Yeah, but now imagine it being double walled.