ᐅ Folding door

I had to read it twice myself. 🙂
When I type folding doors into Google, I get a bunch of suggestions.

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I only know of two that have a folding door – both are new constructions from the early 1970s – and in both cases, these doors were always left open back then. At least when friends were around – I don’t think it was any different otherwise.
My parents used to have a curtain between the kitchen and dining area – this was also used very little and has probably been left wide open for about 20 years or so.

Neige schrieb:
I had to read that twice myself. 🙂
When I search for folding doors on Google, there are tons of suggestions.

Unfortunately, not what we are looking for. Mostly, you find solutions for conservatories, offices, or the cheap PVC option. A system with, for example, aluminum frames with glass inserts is mostly available only for outdoor use, which unfortunately isn’t what we want.

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Irgendwoabaier schrieb:
I only know two cases with folding doors—both are new builds from the early 1970s—and in both cases, these doors were always left open, at least when friends were around. I don’t think it was any different otherwise.
My parents had a curtain between the kitchen and dining area back then—it was also rarely used and has probably been left wide open for about 20 years now.

It’s basically a compromise between an open and a closed kitchen. We had planned a sliding door here, but a folding door caught our attention (unfortunately I can’t post a link), and the supplier is from Italy. So far, I haven’t been able to find a source or alternatives.

So, why don't you describe what you have in mind?

We are looking for a folding door for a 2m (6.6 feet) wide wall opening. It should have 2 door panels and preferably be made of aluminum/glass or similar materials.

When I search for folding walls online, I find various solutions to separate conservatories. This is exactly what we are looking for, but for indoor use only.

@Makita I sent you a link.