Emtek 8511US10B Surface Bolt 6 in 3 Strikes Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The EMTEK 8511US10B is a surface-mounted door bolt designed for securing doors, gates, and panels where a simple sliding latch mechanism is required. Finished in Oil Rubbed Bronze, this bolt includes three strike plates, giving installers flexibility when aligning the keeper to the door frame or jamb. The bolt measures 6.5 inches in length with a 2-inch width and 1.3-inch height profile, keeping the hardware low-profile on the door face. Weighing 0.6 pounds, it is a solid, purpose-built piece of door hardware suited for residential and light commercial applications. Installation is handled by carpenters, finish contractors, or experienced DIYers working on door hardware replacement or new construction finish work.

This surface bolt is appropriate for interior and exterior doors in residential settings, as well as light commercial spaces such as offices, retail, or hospitality environments. It works on hinged doors, barn doors, and gate applications where a flush-mounted sliding bolt is preferred over a mortise or recessed option. The Oil Rubbed Bronze finish coordinates with matching lever sets, knobs, and rosettes across the EMTEK hardware line for a consistent design theme throughout a space.

Key Features

• Oil Rubbed Bronze finish provides a dark, antiqued appearance suitable for traditional and transitional interiors
• Includes 3 strike plates for flexible keeper placement during installation
• Surface-mount design requires no mortising or door edge routing
• Compact profile at 1.3 inches height keeps hardware unobtrusive on the door face
• Sold individually, allowing single-door or paired-door configurations as needed

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface bolt for residential and light commercial door applications where a sliding bolt latch with Oil Rubbed Bronze finish is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by finish carpenters or door hardware specialists using standard hand tools including a drill and screwdriver. Power down any associated electronic access systems before working on door hardware in secured or monitored openings. Mount the bolt body to the door face first, then close the door to mark the correct strike position on the frame or jamb before fastening the strike plate. Follow local building codes for any door hardware installed on egress or fire-rated doors.