Skigirl
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I'm not saying that. There may have been a button on the inside to close the door, but he could not have opened garage door without a remote.
What a weird and inconvenient system, since there was also no (visible) "people" door. I've never seen one where there wasn't one or the other. What if you walk out of a different door and decide you want to go someplace in your car? You have to have an opener on your person or circle back into one door and come out the door that connects the garage to the house? Not saying it isn't true, but it just seems very weird, even for a family that is security conscious.