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(866)-986-7695
info@rivercitywindows.com
Serving: • Sacramento • Roseville • Millbrae
Bi-Fold doors are large sliding glass doors in which the panels fold in on each other when the door is opened. They are easy to operate with an innovative top-hung design.


A glass bifold door is a type of patio door. Unlike a sliding patio door, a glass bifold door folds in upon itself when open, like an accordion.
A glass bifold door is favored by some homeowners because it saves space in the interior of the home. Plus, its engineering gives it a unique look that many homeowners prize.
Not at all. Many manufacturers today are fabricating glass bifold doors due to their ease of use and provocative aesthetics. They will probably comprise an even larger percentage of the patio door market as their popularity increases.
No. Because glass bifold doors fold, it’s extremely easy to reach every corner when cleaning. In fact, you can reach the entire surface of the door on both sides while only moving a few feet.
Yes. As demand for larger patio doors has increased in recent years, manufacturers have responded by offering larger models of both their sliding and glass bifold doors. On today’s market, it’s not uncommon to find four- or five-panel glass bifold doors. In fact, some glass bifold doors are classified as “moving glass walls.”