Bi-fold Hangar Door

Steve Jepson · ‎2014-10-22

Does anyone have a bi-fold airplane hangar door they would like to share with me? Some other object that would work at least for 3d view?

I could make it from roofs but if there is a door like this already made it would be great.

Thanks

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Steve Jepson · ‎2014-10-22

kind of like this with two awning windows in two walls (one slanted) and an seo

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Steve Jepson · ‎2014-10-22

it can almost be done with just two awning windows in the same place

Not quite good enough. I need a real vertical bi-fold door

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Steve Jepson · ‎2014-10-22

best I could do was 2 awing window in the same vertical wall, one empty window, and an seo

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Anonymous · ‎2014-10-23

Obviously it can be done but i have nothing ready.
Have you considered using:
- an empty door opening
- two slanded walls?

Anonymous · ‎2014-10-23

Cadimage's Window tool has a horizontal bifold option, see below. Doesn't look perfect (at the fold) but might be worth a look?

OR, what about creating a door (vertical) that is the right size and shape, convert to morph and rotate. Place it in an empty opening?

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Barry Kelly · ‎2014-10-24

You could even save the morph back as a door object.
It won't have adjustable parameters (other than the overall size) but it will still be a door.

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Steve Jepson · ‎2014-10-24

Good idea. Thanks. The cadimage window to morph then, save as a door is the way to go for me.

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