How Does A Bi-folding Door Work?

Bi-folding doors are usually used as alternatives to the doors of a standard closet and a system of sliding doors. They are usually found in laundry rooms, walk-in closets, and kitchen pass-throughs, the dividers of rooms, the doors of barns and the doors of airplane hangars.

Bi-folding doors are connected by centralised hinges. They are hung from overhead tracks and suspended by rollers or casters. The innermost panel of a bi-folding door has a knob pr a pull. The knob or pull allow the user to fold the panels of the bi-folding door together. The folded bi-folding doors can then be pushed to the sides of the opening. This allows the user access to the entire area behind it. Sliding doors, on the other hand, allow the user access to only a part of the area behind the door. Bi-folding doors make perfect room dividers because they can be hung in a series.

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