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I don't think you will do mirror doors are based upon thin metal around them and then the mirror glass
as it does flex a lot when your moving them in bifold state I wouldn't want to open them for fear of breaking them
to use a mirror door it maybe better to go up to wood and then fit the mirror to it
or create a strength point at joints of doors and then using smaller mirror doors
take a look at this you will see what I mean by thickness and size of the panels
another reference on size of hardware
https://www.swisco.com/discussions/Bi-fold-mirrored-doors-replacement-hardware-77-24129
as it does flex a lot when your moving them in bifold state I wouldn't want to open them for fear of breaking them
to use a mirror door it maybe better to go up to wood and then fit the mirror to it
or create a strength point at joints of doors and then using smaller mirror doors
take a look at this you will see what I mean by thickness and size of the panels
another reference on size of hardware
https://www.swisco.com/discussions/Bi-fold-mirrored-doors-replacement-hardware-77-24129
