6 Panel Raised Double Hip Solid Core Pine Wood Interior Bifold Door
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$150.00at Home DepotChecked 6 h ago
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A solid core pine interior bifold door with a six-panel raised double hip design, three panels per face. At 1 3/8 inches thick, the panels are sturdier than the 1-inch bifolds common at big-box stores. Clear pine takes stain or paint well, and the solid stiles and rails allow limited trimming. It suits closets and tight openings where a traditional panel look matters.
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Lowest price we've seen: $150.00 on Nov 15 at Lowe's. Tracked across 7 stores since Nov 15.
This interior bifold door has a raised 6-panel double hip design. It is built with frame and panel construction, using solid stiles (sides) and rails. Each door face has 3 panels, and when closed the door resembles the Raised Double Hip 6 Panel Pine Door. The double hip adds a little more detail to the panel.
The panels are 1 3/8" thick, which is thicker than standard 1" bifold panels. The door is made of clear pine, which takes either a stain or a paint finish. The solid stiles and rails leave some room for trimming, but the tolerance is minimal because too much trimming can affect the door's integrity.
Bifold doors fit tight spaces. Actual width is slightly less than the stated width to allow for proper installation. For example, a 24" wide by 80" high door measures 11-13/16" wide per panel by 79" high. A 24" wide by 96" high door measures 11-13/16" wide per panel by 95" high. To size a bifold, measure the finished opening side to side, then top to bottom, after Sheetrock is installed. For example, a 60"W x 80"H opening takes two 30"W x 80"H bifold units.
