Thank you Meat! Lol on the mascot.... That's Buster.... I use him to check focus and stuff like that when I'm alone... I just leave him in the background sometimes... 😂
I've been wanting to take 3 sliding mirror doors on my master closet to bi fold. Not sure it's doable but I would love unhindered acess to my clothing.
HI, depending on the size of the opening you might or might not be able to add bi-folds without doing anything major... If the opening needs to be a lot taller for example you might have to take off the drywall and see what needs to be done to get it higher.... Keep in mind if the opening is for example 80 tall... you can still install bifolds by shortening the doors a little bit... the top and bottom of the doors are solid for about 3/4 of an inch before they turn hollow. so you can rip a little out of there and still keep the integrity of the door.
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Once again we’ll done and illustrated thanks!
Thank you so much!
Awesome job, thanks for the video.
Thank you so much 😀😀
Thanks, and good job, Rudy. You're spot on with the pre-primed casements. So much better. Looks good. Who's the mascot?
Thank you Meat! Lol on the mascot.... That's Buster.... I use him to check focus and stuff like that when I'm alone... I just leave him in the background sometimes... 😂
@@TheHomeImprovementChannel Buster's the best. It's always good to have a partner who knows when and how to keep his mouth shut.
Lol.... He excels at that!... 😂
I've been wanting to take 3 sliding mirror doors on my master closet to bi fold. Not sure it's doable but I would love unhindered acess to my clothing.
HI, depending on the size of the opening you might or might not be able to add bi-folds without doing anything major... If the opening needs to be a lot taller for example you might have to take off the drywall and see what needs to be done to get it higher.... Keep in mind if the opening is for example 80 tall... you can still install bifolds by shortening the doors a little bit... the top and bottom of the doors are solid for about 3/4 of an inch before they turn hollow. so you can rip a little out of there and still keep the integrity of the door.