Bifold Sliding Door Kit

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Bifold Door Kits: Full Access, Folded Away Sliding doors always overlap — some of the wardrobe is always hidden. Bifold door kits solve that: doors hinge in pairs and fold back concertina-style, opening nearly the entire run at once. This collection covers our F-Slide folding systems and 9300/9400-series gear kits from £76.99, for wardrobes, dressing rooms and room openings. How the System Goes Together Doors hang from a top track on pivots and hangers; hinges link each pair; floor guides keep the set tracking straight. You supply the door panels — MDF, veneered board or painted panels to match the room — and the kit supplies the engineering: track up to 3000mm, gear rated to your door weight (the 9300 series suits fixed-wing setups, the 9400 is the standard gear kit), and all running hardware. Configurations: 3+0, 4+0 and Splits The notation is simply doors-per-side. A 3+0 kit folds three doors to one end of the opening; 4+0 folds four; even-numbered sets can split 2+2 to fold half each way when there's wall space both sides. Think about where the folded stack will sit when fully open — that's the one piece of planning bifold demands that sliding doesn't. Bifold vs Sliding: the Honest Comparison Choose bifold when access matters most — deep wardrobes, busy family storage, anywhere you regularly need the whole opening. Choose sliding when wall space at the opening's ends is tight or you want the simplest possible mechanism; the trade-offs are laid out across sliding door kits and sliding door systems . Wardrobe-specific sliding bundles (including the soft-close PS-Slide) live at wardrobe sliding door kits . Cabinet-Scale Folding The same folding logic scales down: media units and kitchen appliance garages use compact bifold gear from our bifold kitchen cabinet door range, and general cabinet sliding gear is at cabinet sliding door kits . Measuring and Ordering Three checks before you order: opening width against track length (1800-3000mm), door count and fold direct