Deltana 2SBCS15 Surface Bolt Concealed Screw 2 Inches Satin Nickel

Product Description

The DELTANA 2SBCS15 is a 2-inch heavy-duty surface bolt with a concealed screw design, finished in satin nickel. Surface bolts are used to secure inactive door leafs, gates, and cabinet doors by sliding a bolt into a strike or floor socket. This unit is designed for applications where a clean, fastener-free face is required, making it well suited for high-visibility architectural installations. The concealed screw mounting eliminates exposed hardware on the bolt face, producing a cleaner finished look. Licensed hardware installers and finish carpenters are the primary trades that install this type of hardware on commercial and residential doors.

This surface bolt is appropriate for residential and light commercial door applications, including double-door entry systems, french doors, bi-fold door setups, and interior passage doors where a secondary locking point is needed. The satin nickel finish coordinates with brushed nickel door hardware families. It is sold individually and is stocked in case quantities of 125 units, making it practical for both single-unit service calls and larger installation projects requiring consistent hardware throughout a building.

Key Features

• Concealed screw design keeps mounting fasteners hidden for a clean architectural appearance
• Heavy-duty construction provides reliable bolt engagement on high-use doors
• Satin nickel finish for corrosion resistance and aesthetic coordination with brushed nickel hardware
• Compact 2-inch bolt length suitable for standard residential and light commercial door applications
• Sold individually with a minimum order quantity of 1 unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface bolt replacement or new installation fitting for standard residential and light commercial door and gate applications requiring a 2-inch throw bolt with concealed screw mounting.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, locksmith, or licensed hardware installer. Before installation, confirm door alignment and strike placement so the bolt slides freely without binding. Use a drill and appropriate bit for pilot holes to prevent wood splitting when mounting on solid-core or hollow-core doors. Follow applicable local building codes for door hardware requirements on egress and fire-rated assemblies.