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Bi-Fold Doors
Take advantage of stunning views and sweeping vistas. If you’re looking to strengthen a room’s connection to the outdoors, consider Marvin Bi-Fold doors. Also known as accordion or bi-folding doors, they have two or more folding hinged panels and are a very popular patio door style.
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If you’re looking to make a real visual impact, know that glass bi-fold doors can feature many floor-to-ceiling panels and open to present an entry and exit space up to 55' in length. The panels on bi-fold doors are hinged together and stack up against the edge of an opening, meaning they take up less frame area compared to large-paneled sliding doors. This space-saving design makes bi-fold doors great for busy areas like patios or decks. Some bi-fold doors come fitted with a traffic door on one panel that allows easy passage in and out without having to open the larger panel combination.
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