Bi-Fold or Infold?
Bi-fold describes panel action; infold describes an inward opening direction. Confirm both on the drawing.

Compact-bathroom sourcing · Foshan, China
Controlled door projection for space-sensitive bathroom plans
Folding door shower enclosures reduce opening projection with articulated panels. WNS Global supports bi-fold, infold and project configurations, subject to confirmed folding direction, clearance, tray and installation. This line is produced at our own base in Foshan, so a buyer deals with the sanitary ware manufacturer directly rather than through an intermediary.
Configuration range
Select a configuration direction, then confirm opening, panel travel, entry, wall, tray and fitting requirements on the approved drawing.

Articulated panels fold together to limit projection while maintaining a defined entry, subject to approved panel travel and bathroom clearance.
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Inward-folding directions can keep door travel within the shower zone when tray, controls, entry and cleaning access are compatible.
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Corner arrangements combine folding access with return panels and require coordinated wall geometry, tray position, handing and entry clearance.
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A fixed-screen direction can add an articulated access panel where splash control, floor conditions, mounting and opening movement are confirmed.
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Profile-supported configurations are reviewed for adjustment direction, panel alignment, fold movement, seals, visible finish and the selected fitting set.
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Drawing-based configurations coordinate non-standard openings, panel layout, fold direction, handedness, hardware, installation conditions, labels and export project packing.
Send project brief →Specification control
Record each item on the approved product drawing. Unverified values remain subject to approved drawing and project confirmation.
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| Door configuration | Confirm by approved product drawing | Finished opening | Confirm by approved product drawing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Overall height | Confirm by approved product drawing | Folding direction | Confirm by approved product drawing |
| Panel count | Confirm by approved product drawing | Glass specification | Confirm by approved product drawing |
| Frame or profile | Confirm by approved product drawing | Handle | Confirm by approved product drawing |
| Hinge system | Confirm by approved product drawing | Handedness | Confirm by approved product drawing |
| Tray compatibility | Confirm by approved product drawing | Wall condition | Confirm before purchase |
| Packaging | Confirm by approved order and packing requirement | ||

Buyer decisions
Resolve the operating envelope before confirming the enclosure.
Bi-fold describes panel action; infold describes an inward opening direction. Confirm both on the drawing.
Check the full panel path, folded position, entry route and nearby bathroom fixtures.
Either direction is project-dependent. Verify water control, access, safety and room constraints.
Mark the operating side from an agreed viewpoint and approve the final drawing.
Confirm rim width, threshold, level, wall relationship and the intended mounting position.
Review access to hinges, seals, edges, profiles and the space behind folded panels.
Risk control
WNS Global organizes the buyer inputs needed for drawing approval, component matching, packing and local installation coordination.

| Risk | WNS Global sourcing response |
|---|---|
| Insufficient folding clearance | Request a room plan and mark full panel travel before drawing approval. |
| Wrong handing | Record left or right operation from an agreed viewing direction. |
| Wall variation | Request multiple finished measurements and photos for technical review. |
| Tray mismatch | Confirm tray, threshold and mounting dimensions before component approval. |
| Hinge alignment | Check panel dimensions, hole positions and component relationship against the drawing. |
| Inaccessible cleaning area | Review the folded position and maintenance route during configuration selection. |
| Wrong fitting set | Approve the component list, handing, labels and quantities before production. |
| Shipping damage | Agree packing protection, labels, unloading and site-handling responsibility. |

Private-label and projects
Technical review is required before quotation. Configurable directions are limited by the selected system and approved project specification.
Project sequence
Seven steps move the project from bathroom plan to approved packing scope.

Share drawings, room schedule, quantities and reference images.
Record width, height and variation after final surfaces.
Define tray, threshold, wall, floor and clearance constraints.
Mark panel travel, handedness, entry and nearby fixtures.
Check panels, hinges, handle, profiles, seals and fittings.
Confirm finish direction, labels, documents and packaging.
Inspect, pack and align shipment documentation and handling scope.
Pre-shipment review
Inspection compares the component set with the approved drawing, order and agreed quality reference.
Inspection scope should be agreed in the purchase order or approved quality standard.

Project fit
Use application plans to test entry and panel movement before product approval.

Reduced projection can support tight room plans when entry and panel travel are verified.

Compact access reviewed against vanity, toilet, controls and the main bathroom door.

Repeated room types coordinated through an approved schedule, handing and packing reference.

Existing openings reviewed after finished surfaces and hidden site constraints are documented.

Entry, cleaning access and occasional-use requirements aligned with the available room envelope.

Opening action and component details presented for specification-led buyer discussions.

Product definition
A folding door shower enclosure uses articulated glass panels that fold inward, outward or in another approved direction.
It is not automatically suitable for every compact bathroom. Confirm the opening, folded position, entry, fixtures, tray, walls and cleaning access.
“Bi-fold” describes panel action; “infold” normally describes inward travel. Approve final operation on the drawing.

Decision guide
Compare movement, access and maintenance against the real bathroom plan.
| Option | Opening clearance | Entry and cleaning | Moving parts and project fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Folding doors | Panel projection is reduced by articulated folding | Check folded panel and hinge access | Multiple moving relationships require drawing confirmation |
| Sliding doors | No swing projection into the room | Entry depends on panel overlap; tracks need access | Suitable when lateral panel travel is available |
| Hinged doors | Require a clear swing area | Can provide direct entry when swing space exists | Confirm wall support, handing and nearby fixtures |
| Pivot doors | Door travel is shared around a pivot point | Entry and cleaning depend on pivot position | Review internal and external projection |
| Walk-in screens | Fixed screen has no door travel | Open entry; review splash and cleaning conditions | Coordinate panel support, floor fall and access width |
RFQ checklist
Copy these points into the quotation request.


Factory-backed coordination As a Foshan sanitary ware supplier we can also bring in the fittings that sit around it, so one contact covers the whole bathroom.
WNS Global supports factory-backed sourcing communication from Foshan, China.
Share compact-bathroom plans, clearances, measurements, quantities and target-market needs. We coordinate configuration, approvals, packing and inspection questions.
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Buyer questions
Project-specific answers remain subject to approved drawing and project confirmation.
Bi-fold describes articulated panels that fold together. Infold normally describes an opening direction toward the shower area. Confirm panel travel and terminology on the approved drawing.
They can reduce door projection compared with some swing-door layouts. Suitability still depends on the finished opening, folded panel position, entry width, fixtures and installation conditions.
Mark the full open and closed panel positions on the room plan. Check the tray, controls, toilet, vanity, towel rail and user entry route.
Possible handedness depends on the selected configuration and component set. State left or right operation in the request and approve it on the technical drawing.
Review access to glass edges, hinges, profiles, seals and the area behind folded panels. Local cleaning and maintenance expectations should be confirmed before selection.
Tray compatibility is subject to the tray dimensions, rim, threshold, wall relationship, fixing method and approved enclosure drawing. Do not assume universal compatibility.
Yes, subject to technical review. Send finished measurements, photos, wall and tray information, fold direction, quantity and target-market requirements for project assessment.
Yes, subject to technical and commercial confirmation. Share room schedules, drawings, branding, packaging, documentation needs, destination and the required approval process.
Learn before you buy
The space outside the shower decides more than preference does.
Draw the empty space first. The clearances are what fill the room.
Toughened glass has no adjustment. Measure after tiling.
The vocabulary quotations are written in, group by group.
Four supply chains meet at one bench. Glass thickness predicts least.

Project enquiry Sanitary ware wholesale orders and single project schedules are handled by the same team.
Send the opening, room plan, fold direction, tray, quantity, destination and market requirements.