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Dutch door

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Dutch door [¦dəch ′dȯr]
(building construction)
A door with upper and lower parts that can be opened and closed independently.

Dutch door
Dutch door: exterior elevation, interior elevation
A door consisting of two separate leaves, one above the other; the leaves may operate independently or together.


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Dutch Doors One feature available on glass, solid and mixed door refrigerators is the split door, or one with a Dutch door design.
Red Room, 2000-2007, was composed, viewers were told, of 888 red objects, all packed into a small closet with Dutch doors cut into one of the main room's walls.
Dutch doors are not recommended as they pose a hazard for finger pinching .
 
 
 
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