24 in. x 80 in. Roman 2-Panel Round Top Primed White Hollow-Core Smooth Composite Bi-fold Interior Door

I bought 4 sets of these for (2) 48"x80 3/4" closet openings The front and back face of the door panels looked fine, no complaints. The issue is with the top and bottom framing material. As you can see from the attached photos the material looks like cardboard. The factory predrilled holes for the pivot hardware are not centered and out of alignment. The doors won't track correctly and the faces don't match when closed. I would have returned them. Unfortunately I painted most of them before installing.

First-timer review. I bought two doors for a closet to replace some aging ones. Before you begin: - You will need to pay attention and make sure all parts match up. - A second set of hands is highly recommended. - I highly recommend removing any clothes or items you don't want getting dirty from the closet so the mess from any drilling doesn't get on them. - Tools I ended up using: drill driver to enlarge the hole,impact drivers for all the screws and pilot holes, a flat screw driver for adjusting the doors' height from the bottom, a pencil for marking all the holes, and a flashlight which came in handing when adjusting the doors from the bottom due to the carpet being a little higher than the jamb bracket. - All in all, almost three hours to install two doors alone, including cleaning up. Both doors came with slightly different sets of parts and directions. One set had the extra set of directions for the door pivots installation on a small piece of paper. The other set had the directions printed on both sides of the plastic bag that contained the parts (so be sure to check before ripping any bags open). One package also had a extra part. The top track for one door was painted white. The other was unpainted. The directions make no mention of which screws go with with part. On top of that, both sets came with screws that did not look the same. For example, what eventually turned out to be the screws for the top track were flat head in one set, and pan head (round-shaped at the top) in the other set, leading me to momentarily panic that I had used the wrong screws on the first track. Pivots were the most challenging part. When installing them, the top part of the door on one of them came loose. I had to repair it with some wood glue and it seems to be holding up fine. I also had to open up the same pivot in order for it to fit flush. The holes were also so tight that the top pivots, which are spring-loaded, would often get stuck after being installed with light taps. This made installation very difficult at times, especially when adjusting the bottom pivot. I had to use pliers to loosen them up often. The doors work. Nothing special. Due to the issue with the top of one door being weak, having to enlarge the hole on it, and the non-matching parts, I feel that quality control is lacking. But they work.

These doors replaced my outdated aluminum shutter doors for my linen closet. It gave a whole new look to the space and did the job for the cost. Was very simple to install, even for most non-handy DYI type folks. I'd recommend these to anyone looking to update their doors on a budget.

I tried to trim 1.5” off the bottom but hit the hollow core. My bad…I should have realized these doors can not be trimmed.

It’s a great looking door. Easy to install. The client chose a different model

Pivot hardware didn’t readily fit into the pre-drilled hole. When forced it compressed the springs and wouldn’t operate. Had to buy new hardware and bore out the holes more.

Be careful adding the wheel on the top not to drill the it too deep.

I bought the 24 x 80 as a replacement door. While installing the door guide (wheel) and the guide pin the hardware broke. The springs on both items failed and would not "spring" back as designed. I had to use the items from the old door.