How do I reuse bi-fold closet doors?

I am interested in ideas too!

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You could turn them into a room divider by attaching them together with hinges and then painting them!

Sounds not so glamorous,but hubs used them to hide the garbage cans. Looks great! Looks like a fence to a pathway.but I have seen them used as a bulletin board,or in a sewing room or kids room to hang things with clips,or even photos. There are gazillions of uses! Use your search button on here,could help. 🤗

I used mine for shelves. One in the living room and one in the craft room. You can also do one of these. https://www.google.com/search?biw=1366&bih=608&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=T0ImXKTTOIy90wK2woPICg&q=how+to+upcyle+bifold+closet+doors&oq=how+to+upcyle+bifold+closet+doors&gs_l=img.3...11226.15436..16266...2.0..0.196.998.14j1......1....1..gws-wiz-img.......0i7i30j0i8i7i30j0i8i30j0i24.cuDb_9PB7j0

Depends on the doors - metal, wood, flat, paneled, louvered...each would have different uses.

Metal could be used outdoors as a screen or fencing or maybe even garden edging or the sides of a raised bed garden.

Flat wood (if solid) could become a countertop, shelving, tabletop, or bench top. For a table or bench, just add some legs....

Louvered could be cut shorter and used as shutters or used as a cornice board above a window.

The tough ones to me are the hollow and/or paneled ones. A room screen is about the best idea I could come up with, though they could probably be attached to each other and used as a headboard or to become a sliding door using barn door hardware.