Deltana 4SBCS15A Surface Bolt Concealed Screw Antique Nickel

Product Description

The DELTANA 4SBCS15A is a heavy-duty surface bolt with a concealed screw design, finished in antique nickel. Surface bolts are used to secure inactive doors, gates, or panels at the top or bottom of the door leaf. This bolt mounts directly to the door face and slides into a strike to hold the door in a fixed open or closed position. At 4 inches in length, it provides a reliable throw for standard residential and light commercial door applications. The concealed screw design keeps fasteners hidden for a clean finished appearance. Licensed contractors, carpenters, and finish hardware installers are the typical trades working with this hardware.

This surface bolt is suited for interior and exterior door applications where a flush-mounted, manually operated bolt is required. Common installations include double-door sets where one leaf is stationary, French doors, utility room doors, and storage room entries. The antique nickel finish coordinates with brushed and satin metal hardware families. Sold individually, it fits standard door thicknesses found in residential and light commercial construction.

Key Features

• Concealed screw mounting keeps fasteners out of sight for a finished appearance
• Heavy-duty construction for durable, repeated use
• 4-inch bolt length suitable for standard door applications
• Antique nickel finish for a classic, refined look
• Compact profile at 1 inch wide and 0.7 inches tall
• Sold as individual unit for single-door or paired-door projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface bolt for standard residential and light commercial door installations requiring a concealed-screw, flush-mount bolt in an antique nickel finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or licensed door hardware installer. Power down any electric locking hardware on the door assembly before beginning work. Use appropriately sized screws for the door material to ensure secure mounting, and confirm the strike or keeper is aligned with the bolt throw before final fastening. Follow applicable local building codes for door hardware requirements on egress and non-egress openings.