Tired of adjusting your bi-fold door because it wont close or its unaligned? This how to video will show you a quick fix for those annoying bi-fold doors in your home.
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1 Comment
Bifold doors were cut to short by 1 inch. They were brand new. Can I some how add an inch to the bottom or top? Glue, screw? I hate to throw them out.
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