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Jun

2012

How To Disassemble Bifold Doors For Storage

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When planning renovations or other types of work at your home, you may find it necessary to remove your bifold doors and to store them until the work is completed and it is safe for them to be re-fitted. Removing both the doors and the hardware can be a fairly easy job and, providing that you keep all of the pieces together, they will be even easier to reinstall.

Step 1: Hold onto the edge of the bifold and lift it down, out of the pivot at one end. If this doesn’t work, your pivot may have a spring; you’ll need to press it down in order to release the door. Swing the bifold back, away from the bracket, and lift it out of the other top pivot.

Step 2: Lift the bifold up and it should come directly out of the bottom pivot. If you have other bifold doors that you are removing for storage, you can remove them all now in the same fashion. Lay all the sets out on the floor.

Step 3: Unscrew the top and bottom brackets and the tracks from the doorway opening. Pop the brackets into a zip-lock bag and keep the tracks together with a rubber band.

Step 4: Remove all of the hinges from the bifolds with a screwdriver and pop these into the zip-lock bag. Then, remove the screws on the door pulls and put those in the bag, too.

If you wish, you can put the hardware from each individual bifold door into its own zip-lock bag and write on it, with a permanent marker, to specify which particular door they come from. Your doors are now ready to be moved into storage until you are ready to reinstall them in your home.
 

Posted by: Reinder

02

Apr

2012

How To Put Bifolds In Melbourne Back On Their Tracks

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Whilst the use of bifolds in Melbourne is fairly extensive, with pantry, wardrobe, laundry and external doors being popular locations, one of the biggest pet peeves of homeowners with bifolds is that they’re known to come off their tracks on occasion. This could occur if you accidentally bump the door, or simply by opening or closing them too quickly. There is, however, a simple way to put your bifolds back on track:

Hold the open bifold in Melbourne in the doorframe opening, ensuring that the pivot side of the door is aligned with both the top and floor brackets. Insert the top pivot pin of the door into the hole in the top pivot bracket, then swing the bifold to align its lower pivot pin over the floor bracket. Set the door down.

Locate the spring roller on the top of the closing edge of the bifold in Melbourne and depress it, allowing the door to align with the top track. Once you have done this, release the roller so that it locks into the track. Adjust the door to plumb by shifting the lower pivot pin in the floor bracket. When you have done this, check that the gap at the top and bottom of the bifold edge is equal. 

If you have double bifolds in Melbourne, repeat the above steps on the opposing door, adjusting as needed. The gap formed where the doors meet in the centre should only be about an eighth of an inch wide, and you should open and close the bifolds a number of times to ensure that they remain in their tracks.  

Posted by: Reinder
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