There are five: Classic, Louver II, Westchester, Lancaster, and Flush.
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The difference is in aesthetics. Some have louvers or panels, or a combination of both. All steel bifold doors use the same patented hardware for durability. All come with the Sierra Handle in Chrome, Brass, and Antique Gold.
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Bright White and Ivory
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Bifolds can be smooth, or leather textured.
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Slimfold Steel Bifolds come standard with a 5/8″ aluminum track.
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There is a 7/8″ hi-profile aluminum track and a bottomless track bracket that eliminates bottom track across the threshold in an opening. There is no upcharge on the bottomless track bracket.
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Yes. The gap is large enough to allow air flow, but designed minimally to prevent object from being inserted into it.
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The width of the louvers depends on the width of the panel / door.
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For two-panel units the maximum width is 35-1/2″ (36″ opening) for four-panel units the maximum width is 71″ (72″ opening).
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6’8″ , 7’0″ , 7’6″ and 8′. Non-standard heights are available.
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