Do you mean you want a screen door on the inside to open in? It would defeat the purpose of a screen door. BTW. Who did that? All exterior doors should open in. The hinge pins on your door are on the outside. A hammer and screwdriver to remove the hinge pins and thieves can get in. In most municipalities it's code for exterior doors open in. Building and fire codes.
Sounds like an odd Harry Homeowner set up to me. And certainly not to any building code. I would just get the curtain screen availabe at most hardware or home improvement centers.
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I don't think that is possible.
You can hang a magnetic screen on the inside of the door if you don't want to switch your exterior door.
Do you mean you want a screen door on the inside to open in? It would defeat the purpose of a screen door. BTW. Who did that? All exterior doors should open in. The hinge pins on your door are on the outside. A hammer and screwdriver to remove the hinge pins and thieves can get in. In most municipalities it's code for exterior doors open in. Building and fire codes.
I agree with William. Weird situation.
Sounds like an odd Harry Homeowner set up to me. And certainly not to any building code. I would just get the curtain screen availabe at most hardware or home improvement centers.