Doorskin repairs the broken bottom section of your bifold door so the pivot pin holds again. No cutting custom wood. No full door replacement.
WHAT
"I have a bunch of bi-fold doors throughout the house and I seem to be forever replacing them."
— homeowner, online forum
WE
"These doors are usually garbage. I'm always repairing them."
— landlord, online forum
HEAR
"I tried all the fixes — glue, screws — didn't hold up and just had to buy a new door. The crappy part was repainting the whole damn thing."
— DIYer, online forum
How it works
Step 1 — Take the door off
Lift the bottom of the door, slide the pivot pin out of the floor bracket, and lay the door flat.
Step 2 — Remove the broken section.
Pull or clip away the damaged MDF and the old plastic insert until you have a clean cavity. The install card shows exactly what to remove and where to stop.
Step 3 — Slide Doorskin in. Glue, clamp, and reinstall the pin.
Light coat of super glue on each side. Slide the insert into the cavity. Clamp until the glue sets. Reinstall the pivot pin and hang the door.
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For contractors and property managers
Fixing more than one door?
If you're a handyman, contractor, property manager, or landlord with bifold doors that fail across a portfolio, we have a bulk path. Tell us how many doors you usually see in a year and we'll come back with pricing.
FAQ
Will this fit my door?
Doorskin is built for standard hollow-core bifold closet doors with bottom-pivot failure. The fit checker on the product page confirms in under a minute.
I'm not handy. Can I do this?
If you can use a hammer and follow three steps, yes. The install card walks you through every move.
What if it doesn't work?
You can return it within 30 days for any reason.