Okay, you have bifold closet doors in place and you want to make them into something else? You want to make them not move? They need fixed? I'm not understanding where you are and where you want to go.
They would need to come off of their tracks since most bifold slide in a track. You can screw them together to make them one piece. You would not be able to keep them in the track so that could be a problem
I did this with my bifold doors in my kitchen and my linen closet. I bought a small plate and attached one at the top and one at the bottom to keep the doors from bending. You just have to take them off the track on one end. They should then open like a regular door. The only thing I had to do was put a magnet at the top of the door and on the jamb to get it to stay closed. I’m enclosing a picture just so you could see the little plate that I use. The vertical bar is for shelving that I installed. It has nothing to do with the door itself.
I really hate to have to keep sliding both doors to see whats in the closet when bi-fold doors could open up the whole thing at once. I would only attempt this if I c...
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Okay, you have bifold closet doors in place and you want to make them into something else? You want to make them not move? They need fixed? I'm not understanding where you are and where you want to go.
They would need to come off of their tracks since most bifold slide in a track. You can screw them together to make them one piece. You would not be able to keep them in the track so that could be a problem
I did this with my bifold doors in my kitchen and my linen closet. I bought a small plate and attached one at the top and one at the bottom to keep the doors from bending. You just have to take them off the track on one end. They should then open like a regular door. The only thing I had to do was put a magnet at the top of the door and on the jamb to get it to stay closed. I’m enclosing a picture just so you could see the little plate that I use. The vertical bar is for shelving that I installed. It has nothing to do with the door itself.