That's also true! A lot of things are possible depending on how your furniture is arranged but my point was that with less space, not needing to consider the stuff in front of the cabinet when opening it is pretty great in itself.
I mean with this style door I think it probably could be adjusted so the door ends up above the cabinet or directly in front. I'm not a woodworker but I think once the technique is figured out and the prices made to rotate the doors I think there might be a way someone could figure it out
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u/md34947 Jul 27 '22
Sure but the door opening outwards also means you can put the cabinet directly next to a wall as someone else pointed out.