Deltana 6SBCS26 Surface Bolt 6 in Concealed Screw Bright Chrome

Product Description

The DELTANA 6SBCS26 is a heavy-duty surface bolt designed for securing doors, gates, and panels in residential and commercial applications. Finished in bright chrome, it installs flush against the door face using a concealed screw mounting method that keeps fastener heads hidden for a clean appearance. The bolt measures 6 inches in length and 1 inch in both width and height, making it a compact yet robust choice for doors that require a reliable latching solution. Weighing 0.4 pounds, this unit ships and installs as a single piece. It is suited for installation by carpenters, finish contractors, and locksmiths working on interior or exterior door hardware projects.

This surface bolt is appropriate for single-door applications where a slide-bolt latch is needed at the top or bottom of a door leaf, or as a secondary securing point on double doors and French doors. The concealed screw design is commonly specified in commercial and upscale residential projects where hardware aesthetics matter. The bright chrome finish coordinates with standard chrome lever sets, hinges, and other architectural hardware in matching finishes.

Key Features

• Concealed screw mounting keeps fastener heads hidden for a finished appearance
• Heavy-duty construction suited for high-cycle residential and light commercial use
• Bright chrome finish resists tarnish and coordinates with standard chrome hardware sets
• 6-inch bolt length provides a secure throw for door panel retention
• Compact 1-inch width and 1-inch height profile fits standard door stiles
• Sold individually; no additional hardware pack required for single-door installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface bolt replacement or new installation fitting for standard residential and commercial door frames accepting a 6-inch slide bolt with concealed screw mounting.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or locksmith using a drill, screwdriver, and standard layout tools. Power down any electronic access control connected to the door before beginning work. Follow all applicable building codes for door hardware installation, including ADA guidelines where accessibility requirements apply. Do not overtighten mounting screws, as doing so may strip the concealed mounting points or distort the bolt housing.