small 2-leaf internal bifold door

Wickes do them. I have a couple which work well. The only reservation I would have about using them on a loo, is that as supplied, you can see through the gap ! Perhaps you could arrange some kind of bead to cover it though.

I'm sure some sort of bead would do the trick. Only thing, they look like the fake wood-grain effect, which is a bit dodgy. I wonder if you can get the sliding gear separately, or a timber version. Cheers, Simon.

'Bit b****y dodgy !!' ;-)

They do the kits as well, so presumably you can get plain wood doors.

I notice B&Q do a timber paneled bifold door, looks like without a track. Could fit the Wickes track. I wonder it the track is really needed ? Some type of locking mechanism like french doors would be cool, where a handle causes a bolt to rise near the middle hinge and keeps it flat. Ideas, ideas ;-)

I think without a track, the movement of the door would be very peculiar. Not tried it though.

Yep, I guess it would tend to flap around and generally misbehave. I'll raise a separate thread for locking. Simon.

We have a bi-fold door from B&Q. It has a track but it's a simple pin that runs in a groove rather than a roller. Also there's no spring, you carefully adjust the position of the pivot so that the natural elasticity of the wood does the job. The upper half of the door is a grille that you can see though (great for our laundry room but not much good for a loo) but I think other patterns were available.