Deltana 4FBS15A Heavy Duty Flush Bolt Antique Nickel

Product Description

The DELTANA 4FBS15A is a heavy-duty flush bolt designed for door hardware applications where a clean, concealed fastening solution is required. This flush bolt installs into the edge of a door to engage a corresponding strike in the frame or floor, securing inactive door panels in pairs or single doors against unwanted movement. Finished in antique nickel, it provides both function and a period-appropriate aesthetic. The unit measures 4.1 inches in length, 1.3 inches in width, and 0.8 inches in height, making it well suited for standard door edge routing. Installation is typically handled by carpenters, finish hardware installers, or general contractors.

Flush bolts are commonly used on double-door configurations to secure the inactive leaf when only one door needs regular operation. The 4FBS15A fits residential and light commercial door applications where a recessed bolt mechanism is preferred over surface-mounted hardware. The antique nickel finish coordinates with a range of traditional and transitional hardware styles. Sold individually, this bolt is suited for single-door or paired-leaf installations requiring a discrete, edge-mounted security point.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty flush bolt construction for reliable door edge security
• Antique nickel finish for traditional and transitional door hardware applications
• Compact profile at 4.1 inches long, 1.3 inches wide, and 0.8 inches high for standard door edge routing
• Sold as an individual unit for flexible single or paired installation
• Designed for recessed installation to maintain a clean door edge appearance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation flush bolt for standard residential and light commercial wood or metal door edges requiring a recessed bolt mechanism.

Installation Notes

Flush bolts are installed by qualified carpenters or finish hardware professionals. Power down any associated electronic door hardware before beginning work, and verify door edge dimensions are routed to accept the bolt housing before installation. Follow local building codes for door hardware requirements, particularly in fire-rated or egress door assemblies. Do not force the bolt into an undersized mortise, as this can damage the housing or door edge.