Deltana 6SBCS26D Surface Bolt 6 in Concealed Screw Satin Chrome

Product Description

The DELTANA 6SBCS26D is a heavy-duty surface bolt designed for securing doors, gates, and panels in both residential and light commercial applications. Featuring a concealed screw installation method, the bolt presents a clean finished appearance with no exposed fastener heads on the face of the hardware. The satin chrome finish delivers a brushed, low-sheen look that resists everyday wear. At 6 inches in length and weighing 0.4 pounds, this bolt is built for consistent, reliable operation in high-use door hardware installations.

This surface bolt is suited for interior and exterior door applications where a sturdy, slide-action locking mechanism is needed. Typical installations include paired French doors, utility room doors, barn-style doors, and storage room entries. The concealed screw design makes it a preferred choice when aesthetics matter alongside function, such as in offices, hospitality settings, or residential entryways. It is sold individually and is appropriate for professional door hardware installation or skilled DIY work.

Key Features

• Concealed screw mounting for a clean, fastener-free face appearance
• Heavy-duty construction rated for frequent use on doors and panels
• Satin chrome finish provides a brushed, corrosion-resistant surface
• 6-inch bolt length suits standard door stile widths and overlap configurations
• Compact 1-inch width and 1-inch height profile fits standard door edge and face placements
• Sold individually; compatible with standard door hardware rough-in layouts

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface bolt replacement or new installation component for standard residential and light commercial door assemblies requiring a 6-inch slide bolt with concealed fastener mounting.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, door hardware installer, or licensed contractor. Power down any electric strike or access control system associated with the door before beginning work. Use a drill and appropriate bits to pre-bore concealed screw locations per the template provided with the hardware. Follow local building codes for door hardware placement, particularly in egress and accessibility applications.