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Folding Door Types

Posted by ron

There are many types of folding doors.  We sell Woodfold Accordion doors and manufacture both bifold and multifold solid hardwood doors at InteriorDoors.com.  Accordion doors are available in both vinyl and and hardwood veneered varieties.  Accordion doors typically come in smaller panels than bifold and multifold doors, and have no gaps between the sections when folded.  Accordion doors also can be made in larger units for both commercial and residential units.  See our photo gallery for the possibilities available.  Folding door possibilities are endless, and whether you want, vinyl, solid hardwood, glass, or combinations of wood and glass, you have come to the right place.

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5 Responses to “Folding Door Types”


Richard Aberle January 12, 2010

I would like a quote for a economical accordion door if possible. The application will be to partition off a utility room in a basement. I would like the accordion doors to split in the center so half the door would close to the left, and the other half would close to the right. Material should be either a light oak hardwood veneer. Size is: H- 6′ 10″ X W- 9′ 10″

Thank you,
Rich Aberle
Watford City, ND

JD - Los Angeles Custom Door Maker January 15, 2010

I like the look of your great wood doors. Customers often ask us for references for their offices if we are out of budget. I will make sure to note your site. Glad I stumbled here.

Marilyn Warren February 18, 2010

I am interested in your 140 wood door to close the top of a narrow stairway that leads to a loft. The dimensions are H- 8′ x W- 27-1/4″. There is a handrail that extends 2 inches on one side. I will be moving the rail sometime in the near future. Would there be a stacking problem for the additional 2 inches (29-1/4) before the rail is moved?

Price quote please. Thanks M. Warren

Tammy McCoy February 21, 2010

I am in need of a 48″ x 80″ Accordian door (one opening) for a home office to reduce noise. Can you give me a quote. I like the wood grain look.

Thank you for your assistance

Tammy McCoy

Alicia Gil February 27, 2010

I live in an apt in NY and wonder how convenient it would be to divide a room and provide safety as well? How affordable is this investment rather than putting up a wall?