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this post was submitted on 27 Aug 2023
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Fire codes. There's laws about this. You can't have doors swinging into a walkway whether it's a bathroom door or office door.
That surely doesn't apply to the situations I discussed above where the bathrooms are recessed (and/or just generally wouldn't be blocking anything if the door was open).
No, it doesn't apply to the situation thay only you were talking about.