Hardware & accessories
Timber bi-fold hardware
Timber Bi-fold Door Hinges
Plan hinge quantity, alignment and finish around the leaf geometry and complete timber bi-fold running system.
Load and alignment
Small components control the whole fold.
Hinges keep adjacent timber leaves aligned while the track carries and guides the wider system. Quantity and position depend on leaf height, width, weight and stacking direction.
What matters
Timber bi-fold hinges have to control repeated movement while holding adjacent leaves in accurate alignment. The number and position of hinges depend on the leaf geometry, weight and complete running system.
Three or four steel hinges may be used depending on the configuration. Finish choices can include satin chrome, polished chrome, brass and black, subject to the selected system.
Confirm before the hardware schedule
- Leaf geometry and stacking direction
- Glass weight and complete panel weight
- Hinge quantity and fixing positions
- Finish match with handles and running gear
Decision guide
Treat hinges as part of the running system.
Appearance matters, but alignment and load control come first. The final schedule should be produced for the exact timber-door configuration.
Geometry first
Panel width, height and folding direction determine where hinges and pivots are required.
Control the load
Glass and timber weights must remain within the hardware and complete system limits.
Finish the set
Coordinate visible hinges with handles, locks, tracks and nearby architectural ironmongery.
Product media
Compare form, finish and proportion.
Open any image for a closer look. Final compatibility and finish are confirmed against the selected window or door system.
Complete the schedule
Coordinate the related details.
Move from a single component to a coherent hardware and finish specification.
One coordinated specification
Discuss your project Bring the shortlist into the measured quote.
We will match hardware, colour and operating details to the exact product before manufacture.