Deltana FPG1015 Surface Bolt Offset Heavy Duty Satin Nickel

Product Description

The DELTANA FPG1015 is a heavy-duty surface bolt with an offset configuration, designed for positive door or gate latching in commercial and residential applications. The bolt mounts directly to the surface of a door, gate, or panel and engages a strike or loop to hold the door in a closed or open position. At 10 inches in length, it provides extended throw coverage for wider doors and heavier panels. The satin nickel finish delivers corrosion resistance with a clean, professional appearance suited to modern architectural hardware installations. Finish work carpenters, door hardware installers, and general contractors are the typical trades that specify and install this hardware.

The FPG1015 is well suited for interior and exterior doors, gates, barn doors, and utility panels where a reliable manual latching bolt is required. The offset body design accommodates door frames and stops where a straight-mount bolt would not align cleanly with the strike. It is commonly installed on pairs of doors, storage room doors, mechanical room gates, and similar applications where code or design calls for a manually operated hold-open or hold-closed device.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty construction rated for demanding commercial and residential door applications
• Offset bolt body design accommodates door stops and non-flush mounting surfaces
• 10-inch nominal bolt length provides extended reach for wider door panels and gates
• Satin nickel finish offers a clean, low-glare appearance with corrosion resistance
• Surface-mount installation requires no mortising or specialty routing
• Sold individually as a single unit for flexible quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface bolt replacement or new installation fitting for standard residential and commercial doors and gates requiring a manually operated latching bolt with an offset body configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, door hardware installer, or general contractor using standard hand tools. Mount the bolt body to the door face and position the strike or loop on the door frame or floor, ensuring alignment before fastening. No mortising is required, but the mounting surface should be clean, flat, and structurally sound to support the hardware under repeated use. Verify that the offset orientation matches the door stop profile before final installation.