In short - no. And there's a good reason for this that could save you practical, financial and emotional hassle further down the road.  The reason is that although our Elgar Garden Rooms are designed and built to be structurally sound and strong, bi-fold doors can potentially create problems in the future in a single storey structure like a garden room. For instance, if there are significant changes in temperature, then this can expand the doors which makes closing and even locking them difficult. It's known as "racking." Whereas, when bi-fold doors are put into a building on the ground floor of a house, there's a mass of structure around them, on the sides and above them. In this situation, they work much better. Now, you might recall seeing some garden rooms with bi-fold doors. And they look great. And we also love them. But they can potentially present a problem for a single story structure like this - even though ours are built to be very strong and durable. So this is why, for our garden rooms, we don't install them...as this will save you hassle and cost further down the road. We just want to be honest with you and paint a helpfully realistic picture for you so you make the right decision when it comes to ordering and having your garden room built…so that it lasts a very long time and works as it's designed to for many years to come. That said, if you really want them, then this can be done. But it involves a lot of additional steel structure which adds to the cost somewhat.