Absolutely. Debar manufactures and exports bi-fold systems and hardware worldwide and has decades of experience supporting fabricators, system houses, and extruders across international markets.

Yes. Debar incorporates sustainable manufacturing practices including aluminium recycling, closed-loop water filtration, LED lighting, heat retention systems, and smart gas management technologies.

Debar primarily supplies the bi-fold door and glazing industry, supporting fabricators, system houses, installers, and extruders worldwide. Our manufacturing processes are ISO 90001 accredited, reinforcing our commitment to producing high-quality bi-fold products. Our bi-fold systems are also PAS 24 certified, meaning they have been independently tested to withstand common methods of forced entry. For our clients, this provides confidence in the security, quality, and performance of their installations.

Replacing bi-fold door hardware is usually a straightforward project carried out by installers. Most systems use similar components, including pivot pins, guide rollers, brackets, and tracks.

Basic steps:

1. Remove the door panels:
   Lift the doors slightly and disengage the pivot pins from the brackets and track.
2. Inspect the hardware:
   Check for worn or damaged parts such as:
   • Top pivot pins
   • Guide rollers
   • Bottom pivots
   • Track brackets
   • Door aligners
3. Match replacement parts:
   Use the existing hardware measurements or model number to find compatible replacements.
4. Install the new hardware:
   Replace the damaged components and ensure all brackets and pivots are securely fitted.
5. Rehang and adjust the doors:
   Reinsert the doors into the track system and adjust the pivot points until the doors open and close smoothly.

1. Positioning the first packers – start in the bottom corner of the first panel that is hinged to the jamb. Then place the first packer on the bottom rail.
2. Adding the glazing – place the glass in the door, sitting it firmly on top of the packer at the bottom. Then place more packers in the same corner along the vertical style, then place packers on the style and rail in the opposite corner. 

Once corners are in, place supporting packers. Repeat this on the remainder of the doors, adding the packers on alternate corners.

3. Installing the beads and gaskets – always start with the top and bottom bead to properly secure the glass. Once done, we’d advise that you check the door can’t catch and operates smoothly.

To install the gaskets, cut them to perfectly match the size of the top and bottom of the door and then slide it into place. The best way to do this is by starting in a corner and working your way across the centre to the opposite side. 

4. Finalise the process – Simply repeat these same steps for each individual door frame and then the entire toe and heel process will be finished and the weight from the glass will be properly distributed and adjusted. 

Absolutely. Debar manufactures and exports bi-fold systems and hardware worldwide and has decades of experience supporting fabricators, system houses, and extruders across international markets.