
Internal Folding Doors
A folding door is a type of door that is made up of multiple panels that are hinged together so that they can fold up like an accordion.
Product Overview
Internal Folding Doors A folding door is a type of door that is made up of multiple panels that are hinged together so that they can fold up like an accordion. Key Advantages: - Space-saving: Good choice for small spaces to maximize floor area. - Versatility: Customized to fit any style of application. - Natural Light: Especially glass panels help brightness. - Ventilation: Can be partially opened for fresh air. - Maintenance: Easy to clean and durable. As a China-based system windows and doors factory, we provide developers and architects with precision-manufactured integrated systems at competitive wholesale pricing to support iconic globally building milestones.
Specifications
| Profile Info | Aluminum (6063-T5) 68-120 series, 1.4-2.0mm |
| Glass Option | Single: 4/5/6mm; Double: 4/5/6mm+6/9A+4/5/6mm; Low-E available |
| Hardware | High quality China/ Germany (ROTO) |
| Mosquito Netting | 304# Stainless steel, Metal and nylon material |
| Finishing | Powder coated, Fluorocarbon, Anodizing |
Key Features
Space-saving Design
Opened and closed without taking up any additional space.
Natural Light
Especially those made of glass, help bring more light.
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