Repairing my storm door!

We've got a master bathroom quandry. The shower and toilet are in a separate "mini room" than the vanity. The shower room has a window, but no windows anywhere near the vanity, which makes it really dark when the shower room door is closed. And of course, this shower room is so tiny that you have to get into the shower in order to open the bathroom door after using the facilities. We've thought about putting in a nice Boyd brand folding door (they've got frosted windows at the top which would let light into the vanity area) but they only come 32 inches and wider. Our doorway is 23 inches. In order to install the 32 inch door we'd have to completely restructure the wall and move a light switch and plug. And we don't want to go down that road just for a door. So ... is there any way to reduce the width on these babies? We're pretty handy and have a full workshop at our disposal. or alternative suggestions?

Hello All, I need advice on how I can repair my storm door. It is the one that is white and full glass in the inside. My grands came over to stay for a while and the door is so heavy that they have to push the door open with all there strength. Some how they have ripped the door completely off the frame and when looking at the hinges it looks like there is nothing the hold it together. I think that it must have been a rod that went down the frame through the hinges, but where can I get another one? I have never seen a door break like that before, has anyone else? Can someone please help me?:confused: