You're almost there! Now, install the L-shaped bracket at the junction of the doorframe and floor. Two screws into the doorframe should be sufficient, but an additional hole in the bracket is provided in case you want to screw it into the floor for added strength.
Make certain that you're installing the L-shaped bracket in the right direction: the slit with the "teeth" should be horizontal.
How to Install a Bi-Fold Door
By Lee Wallender, About.com Guide
Install Bifold Door - Install Bottom Bracket
Copyright Lee Wallender; licensed to About.com
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