How to fit an internal bi-fold door 

Thank you for your kind comments 😊🛠

Yeah, I was wondering too

From other side no handle is needed, just push to open ..

@@XYZ-lc7cd but you need a centre handle for closing properly.

Yes only shows handle on one side solution I think is a recessed finger handle that you can pull or push. Better in centre of door?

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Hi there! Yes, you could fit draught excluders to the door frame as you would a normal door. However, please be mindful of where you put them, in case it gets in the way of the door opening and closing properly. You can check out our range of draught excluders & door seals below! I hope this helps 😊 bit.ly/3Zs5ZAg

had it delivered so I don't think it came from my local store

Hi, we have a range of bi fold doors that are 3-4 doors long. Please click on the following link and scroll down to see these. I hope this helps! 😄 bit.ly/3AMDUKo

Did you ever find a solution to this? I have the same setup

My door opening is 2000mm high & 680mm width not sure what size bi fold to buy

Hi Lisa, most off the shelve bi-fold doors are designed to fit standard door openings. Bi-fold doors are fitted with a track at the top and a pivot bracket at the bottom. So, the door height needs to be roughly 40mm less than the height of the door opening and roughly 13mm less than the width of the door opening. Some standard bi-fold doors can be cut down by approximately 10mm in height and width. If you need to cut the width, you will need to separate the two sections of the doors and cut an even amount on each side (if you need to cut 10mm, that'll be 5mm on each door). You will need to check the manufactures instructions on the door you would like, to make sure you're able to cut it. Our range of doors will tell you in the Product Description what size of opening the door will fit. You may have to look into having the door 'Made to Measure' if you're unable to fit a standard door. I hope this helps! 😊

Hi, Linda! The bifold door has to close against the door-stop of the door frame, so it will depend where the door-stops are positioned. If they're in the wrong position for what you want and if the frame has loose (pinned) door-stops, then it should be possible to move the door-stops to the other side. If the stops are actually rebated out of the frame and can't be moved, the frame would have to be removed and turned around or a new frame fitted. Hope this helps! 😊

@@bandq thank you

@@bandq If you look at the hinges for the bifold - they are not recessed, that might be why there is a gap. Also I assume you can add door stops as there are also major gaps either side?

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Every frame should have a door stop so you can , you only need hinges !

Hi 👋 Thanks for reaching out! Could you provide more info regarding your query and we'll be able to assist further 😊

It’s quite obvious

Hi, if you put the dimensions your looking for into a search engine and type "convert to inches", you will get the measurement you want 😊

Thatguy Overthere millimeter. Get a ruler/measuring tape with cm measurements? In simple terms if you see a centimeter (cm) measurement, the millimeter is each little point within that measurement (there are 10). It goes Meter - centimeter - millimeters. Much easier than inches.

What the heck people don't educate anymore??