INMOZATA Folding Doors Internal PVC Plastic Features Artistic Patterned Glass Internal Doors with Handle Sliding Concertina Door Panel Divider (Natural, Thickness 6mm)

I've seen this door and I loved the look. It just seemed perfect for my flat in between the living room and the kitchen. I tried to find something that looks like this but I couldn't so I decided just to analise what realisticly can be done. Then I red all of the reviwes especially the negative ones- they were rally helphul, and also check all the pictures from the seller on the advert. To me it looked like I am having few key points to concider: 1. The lenght- surprisely, the door was really easy to take apart and I mainly used Stanley, FatMax Snap Off Knife 18mm to cut it, as the saw was too rugh and I had to fine the ends. 2. The glass parts- I used glue gun to fix this. 3. The problem about the door, that is hold by only 3 rolls on the top and it can make the whole door collaps-for this I bought Self Adhesive Mini Caster Wheels, Ball Casters and I am showing on the pictures how I attached them at the bottom with screws and nuts, so the door is stepping and rolling on this instead of putting the presure on the top holders. All of this,plus the installation of the door was done by myself- a 54 years old entusiastic lady :) , and no one else. I don't know what will happen in a long term, but so far I am happy of the result. Hope this was helpful. Good Luck :)

Packaging was good Instructions were brief but simple enough to follow and the entire fit took under an hour

The instructions state 30min to install. I can believe that if you've installed dozens of these and know what you're doing. I'm quite handy and I took me over an hour. In fairness I did have to cut the panels to fit and it took me time prepping that to make sure the cut was perfect. The plastic for the frame is low quality, very flimsy and fractures easily when clipping into place. Also is quite noisy when opening and shutting but I can live with that. I'd give this product only 1 thumb up as it is made of cheap materials 👍🏻

If I could give this zero stars, I would. Absolute waste of time this was trying to put this up. And measured everything exactly as the measurements match on this door. The thing wouldn’t close. You lose about 10 to 15 cm because the door won’t straighten it stays crumpled up. Then, after a few attempts to readjust it in different ways, the whole thing is so flimsy it broke. I lent up ripping it off the wall and throwing it in the bin. What an absolute waste of money!!!!!

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.

Fits my older type door frame perfectly, very easy to fit just take your time. I didn't have to cut to fit, if you have to, make sure you have a good sharp cutting tool/blade. It looks good and really does the job.

Was surprisingly easy to install this door. I did need to shorten and take out one panel to facilitate a flat door upon closing. Although doing this was a little ‘phaffy’ & took a little time to do, it was an easy fix. Only complaint if any, if that the clips to secure the framework in place aren't terribly great at holding the frame still when opening or shutting, so I personally chose to add a couple extra screws each side, through the frame itself and capped them over with white plastic caps to hide cosmetically. Whole thing Now functions faultlessly. Very pleased.

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.