LTL Home Products VS3280FL 24-36" x 80" Accordion Folding Door

Zach Lynne: I used this to replace my closet door in my bathroom and had to alter its dimensions some due to the unique frame of my closet. It gets the job done, but I would only use this as a temporary solution. It gets the job done, but the panels are so delicate, but installation is fairly easy.

United States on Nov 25, 2023

tammy: Great door and installation was easy!...would buy again!

United States on Nov 12, 2023

Nana: I would like to point out a few thoughts regarding these vinyl accordian doors! First, I've ordered 4 so far. They were shipped to Alaska and arrived in excellent shape. It is an awkward piece to ship, so no doubt the packaging is not going to be acceptable to some folks.
It was easy to hang. A bit frustrating if you have big fingers and keep dropping the tiny pieces.
The metal/magnet door closure holds very well. Even better if they are lined up properly!
Are they poorly made? I see the price has increased. I knew I was buying an affordable vinyl accordian door and not a $50 to $100 dollar, not much better made, vinyl accordian sliding door. It all depends on what you are expecting from this particular item.
We have had our expectations filled and express encouragement to other buyers. Just remember what you are purchasing. My 14 year old granddaughter installed one by herself reading the instructions! So, we are satisfied and will probably be purchasing again.
The only negative event was when dealing with my address in my cart. It refused my address saying it didn't exist, but accepted my neighbors!

United States on Jun 20, 2020

lfpc10: I'm a single 53 yr old mom and installed this myself watching the provided video. I don't have all the man tools either. I needed a dividing door quick so I purchased this (Spectrum VS3280H Via 24" to 36" x 80" Accordion Folding Door, White) for $35 from the Amazon Warehouse deals. There was nothing wrong with it when it arrived. It was new in the package. I LOVE Amazon's warehouse deals, so right off the bat, I saved money. As a side note, it was shipped in a box that was sized for it, and I was happy it wasn't damaged during shipping because there was no packaging around it inside the box to prevent that from happening.

My arch opening is 32", which was no biggie as this fits between 24" and 36". So the panels just aren't flush flat when it's closed. To cut the overhead track down, the video says to use a hack saw. I don't have one of those, so I got out my trusty utility knife and cut the end off of the track. It did the job! I do have a drill, so I did drill starter holes for the overhead screws that are needed for the overhead track installation. But, that's not necessary, as I only did that for the overhead screws because I'm short and it's harder to work over my head...

United States on Nov 10, 2019

F. M. Green: I recieved this on 12/15 on my way to work, so I left the box in the front room till i can get to it the next day in the light of day. It wasn't hard to put up it took an hour since i had to tear down an older folding door that my husband paid $80.00 for and it did a sh** poor job of "not letting light in" (the color was an off white almost pale chiffon yellow) and only lasted 3 almost 4 years (bought at home depot, a custom order some-one had canceled). I liked the darker wood and stumbled upon this folding door only for $26.00 and the color is a brownish fruitwood color. This is sold by Wallscapes and shipped by Amazon. I read the reviews on this and a lot were positive, so I took a shot and bought this fold door. The fold door does make the room a bit darker, enough for me to sleep without light shining in from the bathroom in the kitchen (the apartment is a railroad flat/shoe box type, every room is a 8X9 with no doors to divide the rooms). I am very pleased with this fold door and the color is a fruitwood, nice grain look; believe me it is not cheap looking either, and does a good job of diming any invasive light trying to get in the bedroom.
My husband thought i spent...

United States on Dec 20, 2011