INMOZATA Folding Door PVC Plastic Internal Doors Sliding Concertina Door Panel Divider (Natural, 10mm)

It's a great door for more space but I am have a few little problems as it keep falling off the rail and the magnet keeps falling out

The worst thing about this door, was having to unscrew all the fittings on the bottom to trim it to size, then replace them all 🥵 After saying that, the solid bottom is what helps with the sturdiness of the door. I'm very pleased with the look and function. Well worth the extra cost compared to cheaper doors.

Do not buy. They are not the size they are described as and they do not work, they are made of flimsy plastic which rips when you try and put it together, they are simply not fit for purpose. After contacting the seller they offered me a £6 refund!!!! They cost me £113. Disgusting service and product

For me 10 points

The concertina door is fairly easy to fit although care needs to be taken fitting the tracks onto the clips. As others have said don't use the supplied screws as they are made of putty and useless,about time they changed them surely for what it would cost.

Perfect for awkward doorway

Unfortunately the door was not suitable for our door frame as it has no wooden surround but it looked good and felt solid. The main reason for the review is that when contacted the seller was most helpful in facilitating a return and a refund.

Having previously had a cheaper sliding door, after it fell apart after several years of service I decided to up the ante and get a "better" 10mm thick model. I liked the fact that this has the frosted panes, bit am unsure as to whether these are glass or plastic! If it is glass, it must be the thinnest possible as it certainly sounds fragile. The whole door is made of rather brittle plastics that can easily crack or fracture, the side frames being a case in point as these have to be ever so slightly stretched to clip in. Although careful I still ended up with a couple of small cracks, although they are not generally noticeable. The instructions are not the clearest. Beyond hanging the door into the top frame, the rest required some deciphering and use of common sense. I ended up using my own screws as the supplied ones have soft heads that are easily mis-shapen when tightening, and also a bit skinny. The door went up okay in the end - I think it took me an hour or so, but most of that was trying to make sense of the instructions which are only pictorial. It still feels like a cheap door, other than the translucent inserts it feels no more premium than the cheaper £30 models.