https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/altrincham-bifold-door-repairs-near-me/ Bi-Fold Door Repair Whether they are exterior or internal, bifold doors provide flexibility that can be tailored to meet the needs of any homeowner. Like all fixtures and fittings they can be subject to wear and tear. It's not difficult to bring them back to their original condition. You can repair your bifold doors with a bit of patience and basic woodworking skills. Cracked Corners Bifold doors are generally light and can break near the pivot points on the top and bottom. This is usually caused by the natural decay of wood. This can be fixed by clamping and gluing the affected wood. It's a simple process and will save you the cost of hiring a professional do the job for you. Often, the most common issue with bifold doors is that they simply won't open or close smoothly. The most likely cause for this is a misalignment or misalignment of the doors or their pivot pins and guides. This could be caused by a slipping door or pins and guides being loose. It's a simple fix. You should first check the runners and tracks for any obstructions or obstructions. Leaves, dirt and sand can cause problems for bifolding doors. Cleaning and lubricating the tracks regularly will ensure they are in good order. If you observe that a door leaning when closed, it could require trimming. It is important to use a circular kind of saw for this because the doors aren't that thick. You should also be careful to avoid cracking or chipping the door veneer when trimming it. Place the door on a solid table and draw the line with a pencil. Trim the door using circular saw to follow the line. A bifold door may cause carpeting to rub when opened or closed. This could cause the seals to degrade, letting in draughts and making your home less energy efficient. Fortunately, this is also a fairly simple problem to solve. You will need to clean the seals with an non-abrasive cleaning solution, such as mild dish detergent or