Each inspector is different and adheres to different local (minimum) standards. Trade groups also set minimum standards which are often higher than those of governmental agencies such as licensing boards. Many inspectors adhere to higher personal standards. Your best bet is to ask, and get it in writing if possible. No two inspectors are exactly alike, and the answer to your question can vary.

It is a tough balance when securing your door from the inside. At first thought, you might be only thinking about your child escaping when you are not looking (it has happened to me), but you need to remember that either you or your child may need to exit that door quickly in an emergency. I do not suggest double sided deadbolts, but a simple chain or latch inside the door can keep toddlers in and still be easily unlatched or forced open in an emergency. The door alarm/chime is also a good idea to help teach your children not to exit the home without your permission as they get older. www.naples-locksmith.com
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