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WhiteysWifey
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What patio door would you do? Sliding or swing in a kitchen?
Our house is a farmhouse-victorian style built early 1900s.
I'm not sure which is the best bet. We have 4 small children. I like the idea of a sliding {since the door can't be opened into chairs or anything}, but with our winters the last thing I want is the track to freeze with ice and snow and we can't open the door. The swing would solve that issue, but could get smashed into things in the way.
Thoughts?
I'm not sure which is the best bet. We have 4 small children. I like the idea of a sliding {since the door can't be opened into chairs or anything}, but with our winters the last thing I want is the track to freeze with ice and snow and we can't open the door. The swing would solve that issue, but could get smashed into things in the way.
Thoughts?
Re: What patio door would you do? Sliding or swing in a kitchen?