accordion door

She was leading him toward the rear of the bus, where the driver had opened the accordion door.

They reached Dan's compartment and softly slid the accordion door back.

He cracked the accordion door a centimeter and peeped out.

She reached out and grabbed the accordion door and slid it shut.

One by one the shop owners pulled the black accordion doors across the front of their shops.

Bifold and accordion doors save space while providing maximum accessibilty.

Accordion doors and partitions are available as single and paired openings.

Folding doors may also known as accordion door or accordion partitions.

Sliding doors made of panels that fold are called bifold or accordion doors.

She banged home the accordion door, and they rode down to street level slowly and shakily, pressed up against each other.

Accordion doors and partitions provide quick sight and sound division with a simple pull-and-latch operation.

At each side of the doorway, bifold and accordion doors are anchored top and bottom by fixed pins.

Her bedroom, right off the kitchen, is a small, makeshift room with accordion doors that do not seal off the noise from the rest of the house.

At nearly every stop the tram's accordion doors wheezed open to admit a blast of arctic air and some rosy-faced commuters.

Both the doorframe and the outer edges of the accordion doors were thick with some kind of pale purplish mildew.

Fifteen minutes later, or it may have been twenty, I stood staring at a caged lift: the chest-flexing iron lattice, the accordion doors.

After the accordion door was shut and the bus growled to life, Hood started walking toward Coffey and Herbert.

He slapped the accordion door with one arm and said, like any suburbanite with a new split-ranch, "What do you think of our nest then, Dan?"

Bosie slammed the inner accordion door, closed the outer door, and went into reception, where she told the receptionist she wanted to see Charles Nancy.

He hitched up to press his back against the accordion door of the shuttle hangar, never once raising his eyes from their unfocused relationship with the deck.

At 1060 Fifth Avenue, the elevators still retained the brass accordion doors originally installed in the 1910s, as well as the darkened fir-wood paneling.

A rear service elevator-an unadorned, clanky steel box with an accordion door took him down to Subbasement C. Two floors beneath the parking garage.

St John's, a one-room church with upstairs slave gallery and ramrod straight-back pews, complete with accordion doors to lock in the worshippers, opened its door in 1765.

Most of the nearly 500 mourners who packed the church, spilling through a set of opened accordion doors into an adjacent cafeteria, did not know Mr. Whitfield, who lived in Canarsie.

Her foot tapped impatiently as the elevator ground slowly downward, and when it finally clanked to a stop she didn't even wait for it to come completely level with the floor before pulling the accordion door open.