Closet Door Options

Bypass Doors
Usually 2 doors (can be up to 4 or 5 doors), bypassing doors glide on a track and slide past one another side-to-side.  The width of the closet opening will determine the number of doors needed to conceal the opening.  One side of the closet is always blocked by one or more doors.  Virtually any style of molded, wood, or french door can be used for bypassing closet doors.  Usually, the style matching the hinged doors in the home are used.

Bi-Fold  (See styles below)
Bi-fold doors provide a convenient access to your closet.  Maximizing the width of the opening, and minimizing the space consumed when open, these doors are best suited for closets and pantries when there is little or no room for hinged doors, and when bypassing doors are not feasible.

Pine Half-Louvered	Pine Full-Louvered	Pine 6-Panel
Cambridge Smooth	Atherton Smooth	Arlington Smooth
Continental Smooth	Princeton Smooth	Avalon Textured
Bostonian Textured	Provincial Textured	Camden Textured
Santa Fe Smooth	Stanford Textured	Rockport Smooth
Bristol Textured	Colonial Textured	Also available: Cherry, Maple, Fir, and Alder

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