24 in. x 80 in. Beveled Edge Mirror Solid Core MDF Interior Closet Bi-Fold Door with Chrome Trim

We recently installed these closet doors in a small bedroom. Shipped very securely. Very sturdy doors. Enhanced the room by making it appear larger. Very happy with this purchase.

The door may be impact resistant, but it is not impact-proof. I purchased this specific door to prevent any damage since I have kids. But it will damage regardless. The manufacturer will replace the damaged part, but only the damage part (for a bi-fold door, they will only send one panel and you must reassemble the door yourself) and they will not deliver the replacement part to your home (rather they will send it to your nearest Home Depot). This door is also very very heavy. Thus if you do not have a truck, you cannot pick up your replacement. Very disappointed in this entire experience. Also you cannot mount this door without the wooden piece that does attached to the floor. Not sure why they make such a pretty mirrored door with a wood floor mount (very unattractive).

These doors fit nicely since we had to return the first set that were listed as fitting a 48" opening but didn't adjust any smaller. There is a small gap on either side but not too noticeable. They do sit rather high on our solid surface floor and are mounted on blocks that had to be stained. They are very sturdy and slide and fit together nicely.

Love!!! Makes the room look so much bigger, and tracks slide very smooth.

Absolutely love them! The were easy to install, durable and created an atmosphere of class and elegance.

This product was very easy to install. The instructions were easy to follow. I installed it by myself it only took a couple of hours. I have had the product for a little over a month now and I am very happy with it. More importantly my wife is very happy with it.

We have mirrored bi-fold doors on all of our closets. Several of these have a white painted trim and were purchased at our local Home Depot. These doors came with mirrored glass suitable for attachment over the length of slider track, at the top of the doors. And they were about $75 to $100 less than the beveled edge mirrored doors. We have four of the beveled edge doors. These were online orders and range in size from 32", 36" and two of the double door 48". Twice they arrived with broken mirrors. (Insufficient protective packaging?) Due to these difficulties and the back order of product from the manufacturer, the delivery window expanded to six months. Pricing also substantially increased throughout the length of delivery/manufacture time. And though the doors are substantial (heavy) and nicely made, they came with bare metal track (no mirrored glass with which to cover the slider rail). And the bare metal is scratched in various degrees from the manufacturer. We've given up dealing with the manufacturer. We've polished the bare metal and will purchase custom cut mirrored strips to cover the overhead rail. Home Depot has been helpful throughout this process and has acted on our behalf to rectify some of the overage in cost. However, as in all such cases, a substantial investment in additional time is required in all of the telephone and email consultations/discussions/re-ordering/negotiating.....

Ordered the item right before the Christmas. After New yer picked up the item and installed it. Only two weeks passed and the doors were starting to curve outwards. This makes it difficult to open. Moreover, the roller is coming out of the roller track that makes it impossible to open/close the doors. I am curious what HD can offer in this case.

Beautiful doors, minus the large gap at the bottom. Not sure if its meant to allow the doors to pass over high pile carpet, but it's quite noticeable. Would also be nice if there were a piece of metal to go over the oak saddle. The oak just seems a bit mismatched with the rest of the mirror/metal/chrome pieces, and you can see it quite easily because of the gap. I hired someone to install these for me because they were so heavy that I had trouble lifting them myself, but he didn't seem to have too many issues. I've just had them installed today, so I can't speak to longevity, but they are nice to look at! I personally like that they swing freely on the bottom and aren't connected to a track there, but others might not. They were a big purchase for me money-wise, but I hope they last. With respect to delivery, I did have a few issues. These came in two "boxes" that did not fully cover the mirrored doors, which left a big risk for damage. It was more like a piece of cardboard hugging each side, with some packing tape to keep it all together. The delivery person also left these outside my building near the fire escape and registered them as delivered. The front desk is staffed 24/7, so I'm baffled as to why they did that instead of bringing them inside. There also was no packing slip or address on either of the boxes - its like they appeared out of thin air, but without my name, apartment number, address, etc. Thankfully my building engineer found them the day after they were delivered and I linked up with the front desk to find them, and thankfully they weren't damaged from sitting outside (a rock literally could have fallen onto the mirrored doors because of the weird non-box situation).

Poorly designed. The screws are not long enough to hold the weight of the door. I had it professionally installed, and the screws pulled out in a few weeks. It was repaired, again professionally, and it pulled out again. This is in a low-use area in my home, so I cannot imagine how poorly it would perform in a high-use area. It's disappointing.