No floor channel required, eliminating trip hazards & allowing for a clear walkway between rooms
Doors can be neatly stacked to one or both sides of the opening
Kits can be combined to create various door configurations
Track must be purchased in addition to kit
Roomflex offers an innovative bifold door kit for internal, wooden doors weighing up to 50kg.
Specification 180 anodised aluminium track must be purchased in addition to this kit.
Please note: RF50K1, RF50K2, RF50K3 and RFK4 are made to order, delivery date will be provided upon order confirmation.
Flexible Living
Ideal for creating flexible living environments, Roomflex caters for multiple door configurations. When open, the doors slide to one or both sides of the opening making the space ideal when entertaining or socialising. When closed, the smaller rooms can be used for independent activities.
No Floor Channel Required
For a discreet and minimalistic finish, Roomflex has been designed without the need for a floor channel allowing for a clear walkway between rooms.
Hi, i have an opening 1800mm and i’m going to use custom 6x300mm doors, could you tell me which kit sets i will need please?
Thanks
Bill
Question by: Bill Hughes on 28 Dec 2024, 14:03
Answer:
Good morning,
Could you please confirm the configuration of the doors? For example, will all 6 doors be folding to one side?
Thanks,
P C Henderson
Answer by: Kate Donkin (Admin) on 2 Jan 2025, 09:34
Question:
Hi, we are going to use four 24in wide doors in a 3 plus 1 configuration and have room to create an opening of between 8 and 9 foot. We wanted to ask what allowance is needed or what dimensions the opening would need to be. The doors are 78 x 24 each. Thank you
Question by: Niamh Richardson on 7 Jan 2025, 21:44
Answer:
Good morning,
For a 3+1 configuration you would need an opening size of 2461mm, therefore your 610mm doors would work within the opening.
You would need to leave a clearance of 6mm between the door and the jamb on each side of the opening, as well as 3mm clearance between the doors.
Thanks
P C Henderson
Answer by: Kate Donkin (Admin) on 9 Jan 2025, 09:40
Question:
Could RFK2 + RFK2 be used on a 1500mm wide aperture and if so, what would the frame width and glass width be for each panel?
Question by: David Owen on 20 Jul 2021, 01:00
Answer:
Hello, Thank you for the question regarding our Roomflex system. Yes 2 x RFK2 kits could be used to achieve a 3+3 door layout, however with an opening of 1500mm this would mean the doors would have to be quite narrow doors. In response to your question on the glass width and frame width then we are unable to answer that part, the doors are not supplied by us, we only supply the hardware. You would need to source the doors yourself. I hope this helps, however if you require any further information then please feel free to give our technical department a call on 0191 3777345 and they will be happy to go over any further questions you may have.
Answer by: admin admin (Admin) on 21 Jul 2021, 13:57
Question:
I've an opening of 1960mm looking for a 3 door set up. 686mm 2x610 is there a kit that works for these sizes
Question by: Andrew on 12 Feb 2025, 16:28
Answer:
Good morning,
For our Roomflex kit, 6mm is required between the doors and the jamb and 3mm is required between the doors. Given your chosen door sizes, this gives an opening size of 1924mm which would work within your opening.
If you doors are less than 40kg, I would recommend our Roomflex 40 in which you would purchase then 3+0 kit and 280HP track - i have included the below to this product below.
For doors up to 50kg, you can purchase the RF50K2 of our Roomflex 50 system and our 180 track.
Thanks,
P C Henderson
Answer by: Kate Donkin (Admin) on 13 Feb 2025, 08:24
Question:
Hi, I have a 272 cm opening where I plan to use five appr 55 cm doors ( all folding to one side). What Roomflex kit combinations would you recommend? Thanks a lot. best, Trond
Question by: Trond B on 22 Mar 2025, 23:05
Answer:
Good morning,
If you are looking to use 5 x 55cm doors, you would require an opening size of 299cm.
There is a 6mm clearance required between the door and the jamb, and a 3mm clearance required between each door.
I hope this helps.
Thanks,
P C Henderson
Answer by: Kate Donkin (Admin) on 24 Mar 2025, 08:13