Kimberly Bay Closet Door, Bi-fold, 6-Panel Style Solid Wood (80x24)

These doors are perfect!! I love the natural look. Easy to install. Great quality and price.

This door was perfectly packaged and protected at its corners and edges very nicely. It’s actually quite beautiful and will complete a pantry project. This door arrived in a few days! I’m very pleased! I’ll not make it Louvered but hinged with refurbished antique hardware.

This door itself is excellent quality. We have an unusual sized opening so we did have to fill out some gaps prior to install. The only reason I wouldnt give this 5 stars is because the hardware included is AWFUL! The screws included are such a soft metal, while hanging the bracket, two of the screws completely stripped out before they were even halfway screwed in, the third screw actually broke in half while trying to screw it in. The drill we were using was on the lowest setting. We ended up having to actually get the sawzall and cut the screws out and start over with our own screws. Then it all went perfectly!

I am happy with these doors. Plan on sanding and finishing before installing. Be sure to read the instructions and layout the parts on the floor and determine which of the door guides and pegs goes into which corner first. Two pegs (one top and one bottom on the wall hinge side) make the door pivot hinge. One peg goes into the top guide plastic slider on the opposite side from the pivots. Stand the door up into the opening before doing anything. Measure and work out the exact height of the door in the opening including any bottom door thresholds. I needed to add a 2" x 4" filler across my opening on top (1` 1/2 nominal) and then after notching my bottom threshold piece for the bottom peg bracket 1/8" the door fit perfectly. Spend time to get it right. There is really only a slight chance to adjust the pivots by a small amount vertically. Once installed the first time, I dont think there is much chance of taking the door out to adjust things without damaging the pivots slightly. The top guide is installed with the bent end on the side of the pivots and guide braket. You will see the guide channel rails are bent in on one end to hold the pivot peg tightly. Once again be sure you have it right there is not much room for adjustment after the door is in. Now after installing the top guide you can check the height one more time. There is really no room for adjustment other than the top filler. Make sure you understand where everything goes and how it works before installing the doors in place. After everything has been finished and hardware installed you can install the door. Put the pivot peg side into the top guide bracket first, then the top peg into the guide on the other side. Finally slide the bottom pivot into the bracket. Make sure this bottom peg is screwed all the way into its sleeve when inserting the door. Then you can unscrew it to adjust the height somewhat. Luckily mine fit tight with the bottom peg insert screwed all the way in. I used a chisel slid under the door in the crack and managed to pry up and lifted the door so the peg insert went tightly into the bottom bracket. Finally, I leveled and centered best I could by pounding the bottom peg insert slightly over. Lucky with a proper wack the insert slid over a bit and now the door hung perfectly level, straight and opens smoothly. There is also an adjustment bracket and set screw on the top guide to move the door slightly left and right. Again there is little room for error here. Lucky mine did not need much adjustment. I added a piece of corner round down the door frame on the opening side for a door stop and to cover the 1/2" gap I had left in the width of the door opening. I could not get a filler piece to sit properly on the other side to fill that gap so I just left it. It was a two day project for me myself and I. I have good skills and it was a bit of a challenge as are most things. Overall I am very happy. I gave it 5 stars since although the door hardware is not perfect there is not a 4.5 stars. :) Tom

Cheap wood. One came split in the middle. House is under renovation so wasn’t able to unwrap from plastic until after the return window. The front door looked great and so we wrongly assumed both were good. Upon unwrapping discovered one of the vertical slats was completely cracked down the side and the back horizontal panel was completely cracked as well. Trying to repair with wood glue.

Has been a nightmare trying to find a door to fit the kitchen to the basement! This worked great and can be removed if need be. It was packaged very well and hinges were pre-installed but I changed the hinges out for a different set using the Johnson Hardware Track system. It took my stain nicely, although I may need to do another coat I installed it anyway by myself which was not easy but I was determined. This door replaced a cheap plastic folding door that never held up. This should be durable for years to come. I installed a cabinet handle versus a knob because those knobs just aren't sturdy enough. This is a 30 x 80 x 1" think. Double check the thickness you need before ordering or you might have issues. Most are 1-3/8" think. Very happy. Highly recommend! Watch videos before you install. They are so helpful. I'm 63 and did this myself.

Loved this door when i first got it. The wood is pretty. It was a little challenging to hang up and get in track but once it is i works well. Unfortunately, Eventually the panels start to separate after a few months of constant, everyday use. They aren’t held together by anything (glue or screws). I would suggest to put a small screw on the outside frame going into each panel to hold together or separate and and some wood glue to hold together.

Beautiful. We hung with barn door hardware. Easy Elevated the entire look.