5 Pane Bi-Folding Doors

5 Pane Bi-Folding Doors

Opening Outside

5 Right / O - 5R

This configuration sees the 5 panes of your bi-folding doors fold and stack to the right hand side when viewed from inside. The master door on the far left hand side has lever handles inside and outside, and can be used as a door on its own if required.

5 Pane Bi-Folding Doors

Opening Outside

5 Left / O - 5L

When viewed from inside, these 5 pane bi-folding doors move and fold together to the left hand side. The master door is on the far right hand side and has lever handles inside and outside, allowing it to be used independently as an access door.

5 Pane Bi-Folding Doors

Opening Outside

1 Left 4 Right / O - 1L 4R

In this 5 pane bi-folding doors configuration, which is viewed from inside, the left hand door must open first to the left hand side, while the other four doors move in the opposite direction and stack at the right hand side. The door on its own on the left can be used as an independent access door without the need to open the other four doors - ideal if it is a frequent entrance and exit point.

5 Pane Bi-Folding Doors

Opening Outside

1 Right 4 Left / O - 1R 4L

Here, the right hand door is the master door when viewed from the inside, so it must open first. This door opens to the right and can be used on its own for access. The remaining remaining four doors fold away from the master door, moving from the right to stack together on the left hand side.

5 Pane Bi-Folding Doors

Opening Outside

3 Right 2 Left / O - 3R 2L

This configuration is one of two, the other shown below, that uses the centre door as the master door. Here, when viewed from the inside, the door in the middle opens first toward the right and stacks together with two other doors on the right hand side. It can also be used on its own as an access point.

The two remaining doors on the left hand side move and fold on the left hand side.

5 Pane Bi-Folding Doors

Opening Outside

3 Left 2 Right / O - 3L 2R

Following on from the configuration above, this is the other option when using the centre pane as a the master door. Viewed from the inside, the centre door opens to the left and can be folded against the other two doors on that side to stack together on the left. The remaining two doors on the right hand side move and fold with each other to the right.