What do you call those door where the top and bottom open seperatly?


Question:What do you call those doors where the top half and bottom half open seperatly (like for a horse barn).
I thought they were called barn doors, but i cant seem to find a UK website that sells them.

Anyone know as i want one for my back door?

Answers:
wow! havent heard or seen one of those in ages.what a cool thing to bring back!


Stable door xx
I have one. It's called a Dutch door.
They're called 'Dutch' doors
They are called "Dutch doors". Nice idea.
Half door?
Dutch Door.

Thanks for two!
Dutch Doors!
Originating in the Netherlands during the early 1600s, this unique design features top and bottom halves that operate independently. The bottom can be closed for some privacy while the top is left open for fresh air and neighborly chats. Or, when locked together, the two sections can work as a standard door.

Dutch doors were first used on front entryways and were later placed at secondary doorways to the kitchen or scullery. These doors also provided ventilation to barns and stables.
It's a Dutch door. They look nice, but be aware that they are very difficult to lock securely.
http://www.jonathanelwellinteriors.co.uk...
stable door

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