that I've been browsing on the web.
Wonder why.

They look so classy and pretty. They also take up less space than a Full Door.

Is it because it's too expensive?
Or it's not a popular choice?
Or is it not available in Singapore?
Is not not allowed to be installed in a HDB?
Tried googling and the closest thing I could find was from Sapphire Windows:
http://sapphire.rtrk.sg/?scid=214816&kw=1010059&pub_cr_id=32973378404



Will update when I can get more information on this.
Update 18 April 2015:
Found a supplier of Bi-Fold Doors in Singapore after doing reading on the renotalk forums.
http://www.panggiap88.com.sg/gallery.html

I like the open kitchen concept of this renotalk Blogger that used bi-fold doors with black rimms:
http://www.renotalk.com/forum/topic/63479-a-scandustrial-concept-sengkang-ea/page-15
It opens up the space at most times and yet allows the kitchen to be closed fully during cooking that might be oily and smoky.
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