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BI-FOLD
Systems HINGE LEFT
Notes about Bi-Fold Showers
These
drawings show two doors and often a fixed. If you want to
use a top hung header track system you can have more and bigger
doors, but the track should be
fastened to the ceiling.
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Notes about BiFold Doors
In California, the typical framed Bi-Fold Shower Door is illegal because
people could get trapped inside the shower.
BiFolds using Zurich hinges can be designed to eliminate that possibility
and so these BiFolds are not illegal.
Zurich
Hinges are rated for more weight and width of door than most other hinges.
2 - Hinges hold 100lbs and 36" wide glass
3 - Hinges hold 150 lb. and 40" wide glass.
The width is the total of the panels supported by the first hinge.
So if you had a 13" Fixed First panel and three hinges panels after
that. They could all be stored next to the
13" panel and when extended would cover an opening of 52".
When
we use our Top Hung Slider in combination with Zurich Hinges, there
is basically no size limit.
The U-Shaped Patch fitting Roller Assembly holds 165 lbs each, which
is like a 3/8" panel 30" x 13 ft.
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