The hardware kit that came with the bifold door should include three pins: a smooth metal pin; a "roller" pin with a nylon wheel on it; a metal, ridged pin.
For this step, you want the smooth pin.
Push pin into hole that you located in previous step. Make certain it goes in as far as it can. Tap lightly with a hammer if you need to.
How to Install a Bi-Fold Door
By Lee Wallender, About.com
Prev
- Put in End Pin of Bifold Door
- Install Bifold Door - Install End Pin
- Install Bifold Door - Install Roller Pin
- Install Bifold Door - Hammer in Roller Pin
- Install Bifold Door - Push in Bottom Pin
- Install Bifold Door - Install Top Guide
- Install Bifold Door - Install Bottom Bracket
- Install Bifold Door - Install End Spring
Home Remodeling Articles
Wood Flooring BasicsHow to Renovate a Kitchen How to Install Asphalt Paving
More Great Home Renovation Articles
Remodeling Contractor Licenses How to Install a Garbage Disposal Save on Remodeling Costs
Suggested Reading
Magnetic Stud Finder Blue Masking Tape Tool Profile: Cordless Drill
Explore Home Renovations
Must Reads
About.com Special Features
Green Your Clean
Rid your home of grime and harsh chemicals by cleaning with these natural items. More >
Basic Cleaning Supplies
Every home is different, but this basic cleaning supply list is a good starting point. More >
©2009 About.com, a part of The New York Times Company.
All rights reserved.