Reverse Direction of "inactive" door in double door entry
I am asking here because I have an odd request. I have an office where the entrance is a double set of doors that one locks into the door jam with a lock. I have been told this is called an active/inactive door setup. I would like to flip the direction of only the inactive door, they currently both open into the office and take up up valuable space. While flipping both would likely be the easiest and "standard" the active door would open directly into a hallway and make things more painful overall. The inactive door however would flip directly into a small wall that is just slightly longer than the door.
The main reason for wanting to switch the doors is to "regain" space within the office where the inactive door will typically open to but also allow me to open said inactive door to allow more airflow if the office gets hot.
Main issues that I am sort of confused on are as follows
- Flipping just one would mean the doors are no longer aligned and prevent the active door from locking into the inactive door
- The door jam is an annoying 2x8 wide meaning even if we made some divider it would need to be extremely odd.
To solve the above I wonder if I could install the concealed door hinges to allow it to open the other way or if there is a better method?