I need to find a single metal bi-fold door. I replaced my furnace, and only have 1-1.5 inches of clearance to the flue. I have looked web-wide, but can't seem to find them. I know there is such a thing; I had them in an apartment years ago. Anyone know where I can find them? I checked Lowes, Home Depot, and Menards in Indianapolis; no go.

I am going to put new flooring into our den which entails putting down sleepers and subflooring over a concrete slab. Of course this will raise the floor level a minimum of a couple of inches which means the steel entry door needs to be trimmed. This door will not be permanent since our plans are to install French doors with sidelights, although it will probably have to do for at least a year or so until we get ready for that next stage since that's going to be a rather large, involved project. Any tips on chopping this thing off (It's not something I'm doing this weekend, by the way, I'm lining up my summer projects :D.)? I thought I'd just put a steel cutting blade on my circular saw, cut through the metal skin on both sides, and then replace with a woodcutting blade to cut all the way through (assuming this is how this door is made---typical inexpensive 9-lite backdoor.) Slap a door sweep on it, put down a threshhold and call it done. Doable? ETA: I swear I did a search, six different ways from Sunday, trying to find info on this and now I see there's almost a duplicate thread further down the page. Oh well :rolleyes:. Feel free to add anything if you feel the need! Although looking at the other thread, if that's foam in there, I'd stick to my prior plan with the exception of finishing up with a hacksaw blade. By the way, since this is going to be more or less temporary, I really don't care [I]where [/I]the knob ends up. :D.