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Folding doors can be constructed of wood, fiberglass, glass or metal and have a wide range of sizes and uses.
They can serve as small folding doors for closets and laundry rooms or can open a large room to the outdoors. They can also be used to divide large areas, such as conference rooms, into smaller spaces.
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Cornell Iron Works, Inc. Sponsors Folding Doors
The Cornell VistaGlide™ ESG31 side folding door is designed for service window openings, healthcare facilities, mall storefronts and other public establishments as a means of providing tight security and access control in openings to 12' (3.7 m) high.
Learn moreFeatured Manufacturers of Folding Doors:
Folding Doors Industry Associations:
- American Association of Automatic Door Manufacturers
- American Hardware Manufacturers Association
- Door & Hardware Institute
- Window & Door Manufacturers Association
Latest Articles, White Papers & Case Studies about Folding Doors:
Roll Up Doors by RSMeans Engineering Staff
Roll up doors have many applications and several material choices in both the commercial and residential markets.
Accordion Doors by RSMeans Engineering Staff
Accordion doors have many applications in both the commercial and residential markets. One function is to act as a standard door creating a closure. An example would be for a closet or room. A second function is to create a temporary room divider or dividers of a large space, possibly for meetings.
Tips on Estimating Folding Door Costs from RSMeans
 | If the drawings do not include a door schedule, it may be worth the estimator’s time to develop one, especially if the project is large or complicated. The schedule should indicate the opening number, door type, size material, glass or louver requirements, and remarks. |
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