Exterior Door Specifications Sheet Tilt and Turn Windows Door Hinges and Accessories Inswing or Outswing Doors How to Install Interior Doors What is a Pre-Hung Door? How to Determine the Door Size Door Jambs / Casing / Extension Door Locks / Handles Explained Modern Closet Sliding Doors. Bi-Fold Doors are widely used in today's apartments. They save space outside a closet. Bi-fold doors' biggest advantage is they allow full access to a closet space by opening all doors. Sliding Doors are used in closets, as room dividers or office separators. Space saving solution for many housholds. Various designs and finishes available.This unique type of closet doors specifically designed for atics. Taking into account limited space and irregular shapes of an atic, these doors allow maximum use of space. Swinging Doors are mostly used when tracks for sliding doors are technically impossible to install. Another space saving solution for closets.
Closet doors are custom made to individual projects. Different styles can be used as closet doors, room dividers, office partitions. By selecting different wood finish materials and glass options, you can create your own design. In addition to wood and glass combination we offer a completely custom design using the art of your dream - your design, photography, logo illustration or painting. Maximum door width is 42", maximum door height is 96". Door price depends on pattern, materials, sizes, and quantity. Prices start at $285 per panel. SL1 SL2 SL3 SL4 SL5 Grey Oak White Gloss Maple Bleached Oak White Oak
Frosted glass Milky Glass Bronze Glass Acriglass - Custom Color Acrylic Sliding Door Installation Schematic La - door size Lp - finished opening size Each door set comes with top and bottom sliding tracks. Invisible bottom track is available for applications such as room dividersCurtains IdeasDrapes CurtainsCurtain PanelsPanels LinensDrspkg1 KansasGinger SlidingGinger 96Kansas SlidingKansas GingerForward@Overstock - Chicology window treatments provide softened light and moderate privacy from the outdoors. This panel system is perfect for large/small windows, glass doors, a room divider, wall decor, closet cover, bookshelf cover and more. Special Order (Call for Pricing or Availability) *Stocking Data is current as of 2/17/2017 2:56:12 PM PT E-mail this product to a friendHome Products Closet Doors Products Series Prefinished Engineered Wood Bifold Sliding Door with 1 Lite Frosted Insert & Espresso Finish Series Prefinished Engineered Wood Bifold Sliding Door with 1 Lite Frosted Insert & Off-White Finish Series Prefinished Engineered Wood Bifold Sliding Door with 3 Lite Frosted Insert & Espresso Finish Series Prefinished Engineered Wood Bifold Sliding Door with 3 Lite Frosted Insert & Off-White Finish Series Premium Aluminum Sliding Bifold Door with 1/2" Beveled Mirror & Edgeframe Stile Series Premium Aluminum Sliding Bifold Door
with Mirror Insert & Slimeline Frame Series Premium Aluminum Sliding Bifold Door with Polished Mirror & Edgeframe Stile Series Sliding Bifold Door with 1" Beveled Edge Mirror & Slimline Frame Series Sliding Bifold Door with Mirror Insert & Slimline Frame Series Sliding Bifold Door with Polished Edge Mirror & Slimline Frame Know when to fold.A sliding bifold door system, most commonly used as a closet door, makes opening and closing your closet effortless even if you’re half asleep!Sleek and unobtrusive, our sliding bifold door systems are available with two or four panels that fold up to maximize your opening. You’ll have the flexibility to present your closet in different ways, depending on how much you want to reveal, without compromising your style or the space in your closet.We make it easy to slide sophistication across your closet with sliding bifold doors.Aluminum and Steel Framed Bifold Doors Standard Sizes:Sliding Bifold Door– Width24” (fits openings 24” to 24-1/4” wide)30” (fits opening 30” to 30-1/4”” wide)36” (fits openings 36” to 36-1/4” wide)Sliding Bifold Door – Height80-1/2” (fits opening 80-3/16” to 80-15/16” high)96” (fits openings 95-11/16” to 96-7/16” high)Engineered Wood Framed Closet Bifold Doors
:Sliding Bifold Door – Width2’ (fits openings 24” wide)2’6” (fits openings 30” wide)3’ (fits openings 36” wide)4’ (fits openings 48” wide) *Requires additional set of doors to fill opening5’ (fits openings 60” wide) *Requires additional set of doors to fill opening6’ (fits openings 72” wide) *Requires additional set of doors to fill openingSliding Bifold Door – Height80-1/2” (fits openings 80½” to 81” high)200FD Bi-Fold Door Hardware 125lbs [57kg] Max Panel Weight Each 48" [1219mm] Max Panel Width Each 108" [2743mm] Max Panel Height 1-1/8" [29mm] to 1-3/4" [44mm] Panel Thickness Top Mount Hanger Type Commercial Grade Top Hung Bi-Fold Door Hardware 200FS Side Mounted Bi-Fold Door Hardware 1-3/8" [35mm], 1-3/4" [35mm], 2-1/4" [57mm] Panel Thickness Side Mount Hanger Type 100FD Bi-Fold Door Hardware 75lbs [34kg] Max Panel Weight Each 24" [610mm] Max Panel Width Each 1" [25mm] to 1-3/4" [44mm] Panel Thickness
100FS Side Mounted Bi-Fold Door Hardware 1-1/8" [29mm], 1-3/8" [35mm], 1-3/4" [44mm] Panel Thickness 111FD Bi-Fold Door Hardware 50lbs [23kg] Max Panel Weight Each 3/4" [19mm] to 1-3/4" [44mm] Panel Thickness 1700 Bi-Fold Door Hardware 40lbs [18kg] Max Panel Weight Each 96" [2438mm] Max Panel Height Residential Grade Top Hung Bi-Fold Door Hardware 1700FS Side Mounted Bi-Fold Door Hardware 3/4" [19mm], 1-1/8" [29mm], 1-3/8" [35mm] Panel Thickness 1825 "Tap-In" Bi-Fold Door Hardware 35lbs [16kg] Max Panel Weight Each 1-1/8" [29mm] to 1-3/8" [35mm] Panel Thickness Tap In Pivot/Guide Type Residential Grade Bi-Fold Door Hardware 1601 "Full Access" Bi-Fold Door Hardware 30lbs [14kg] Max Panel Weight Each* Residential Grade Full Access Bi-fold Hardware *Heavier Panels Possible With Optional HingesChoosing the Right Interior Door Interior doors not only provide an optional division of two spaces, they add style to both areas and complement their existing trim and finish.
Common functions include providing privacy and reducing noise between two rooms or floors, and separating living space from closet storage. Interior doors are available in many standard widths and heights as well as custom dimensions. Find your Interior Door in 3 Easy Steps 1 Choose the Type There are four types of interior doors: hinge, bypass (sliding), bifold and pocket. Hinge doors make ideal passage doors as they open easily from either room, and can support the inward or outward swing of a standard or oversized door. Hinges can reside on either the left or right side of the door to accommodate the functionality of both rooms. Single hinge doors are most commonly used for bedrooms, bathrooms and kitchens, however double hinge doors are becoming increasingly popular and add grandeur to a master bedroom or formal dining room. VIEW ALL PREHUNG INTERIOR DOORS Bypass door units have two or more standard-size interior doors, which are hung on rollers from a track and open from side to side.
Sliding doors are popular for closet applications because they save on swing space, and mirrored finishes can make small rooms appear larger and reflect light for a brighter look. VIEW ALL SLIDING INTERIOR DOORS Bifold doors have one or two pairs of doors that fold in half to open, and are ideal for closets in smaller rooms. They slide on a track and are secured with pivots in the top and bottom corners. The doors are hinged together in the middle to maximize the functional closet opening without interfering with traffic. A single pair of bifold doors generally accommodates up to a 36" opening, while two pairs support openings from 48" to 72". VIEW ALL BIFOLD INTERIOR DOORS Pocket doors are similar to bypassing door units, except that pocket doors roll back into the wall to appear virtually invisible when open. 2 Choose the Style Interior doors come in louvre, French, moulded (panel) and flush styles with either solid or hollow cores. Moulded interior doors are offered in wood-grain and smooth finishes, and flush doors are available in a variety of pre-finished hardboard and unfinished hardwood patterns.
Louvre doors help ventilate closets and improve air circulation between rooms, while French doors allow natural light to cascade from room to room. Hollow core doors are made with interwoven corrugated hollow cells that support the outer face of the door; they are lightweight and ideal for low-traffic areas. Solid core doors are constructed from particleboard or fibre core materials, giving them solid weight that helps reduce noise. All door styles are available as prehung (which includes the jamb and frame) or as slab (which includes just the door itself); most doors are enclosed in jambs that frame the opening. 3 Choose the Material Features real wood grains Composite wood construction for higher durability Primed and ready for painting Installation Considerations for Interior Doors To ensure proper installation, first determine the required door swing and handle placement. Regardless of whether the door swings away from you or toward you, if the handle is on the left side, it is a right-hand door and, if the handle is on the right, it's a left-hand door.