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I do not have a pass thru door and don't miss it.  My escape door and 
door into the LQ are right next to each other though.  If my LQ entrance 
were on the opposite side from the escape door I might think 
differently.  In reality, I don't use the escape door all that much 
because I discovered years ago that it's way easier to open the stud 
wall separating the first stall, which is where I keep feed, etc., and 
access everything that way instead of having to crawl through stuff when 
using the escape door.  There isn't any way to use the escape door such 
as is in a straight load because the divider between stalls is closed, 
blocking access to the 1st stall when horses are in the other slots.
As for a pass through door, if it opens into the first stall, it takes 
up a lot of space that could otherwise be used for storage.
Generators?  I think they are all propane.  It's not the person in the 
LQ they bother, it's the neighbors.  I don't have one.  I have solar panels.
Laney

Pam Bailie wrote:
> Hi – For those of you that have LQ’s and participate in endurance how 
> important is the escape door and/or the pass through door?  What 
> features are the most important?  I know generators are a nuisance but 
> are the propane generators more quiet?  Thank you.  Pam Bailie


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