Emtek 8514US10B 24 Inch Surface Bolt Oil Rubbed Bronze Brass

Product Description

The EMTEK 8514US10B is a 24-inch surface bolt finished in oil rubbed bronze, constructed from solid forged brass. It is designed for securing doors in a fixed open or closed position and installs on the side, bottom, or top edge of a door. The solid forged brass construction provides durability and corrosion resistance, making it suitable for both interior and exterior door applications. Three strike types are included in the package: lip, mortise, and angle strikes, allowing flexible installation across a range of door and frame conditions. Mounting screws are also included.

This surface bolt is appropriate for residential and light commercial door hardware applications. It is commonly installed on French doors, barn doors, double doors, and entry doors where a manual slide bolt is needed to secure one leaf of a pair. The oil rubbed bronze finish coordinates with matching door hardware in the same finish family. The inclusion of multiple strike options makes it adaptable to wood, steel, and aluminum door frames without requiring additional hardware purchases.

Key Features

• 24-inch throw length provides extended bolt travel for secure door retention
• Solid forged brass construction for durability and long-term finish stability
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for a traditional, darkened metal appearance
• Installs on the side, bottom, or top of a door for versatile mounting
• Includes lip, mortise, and angle strikes to fit multiple frame types
• Mounting screws included for complete out-of-box installation

Compatibility

Designed as a surface-mount bolt for residential and light commercial doors including French doors, double doors, and single entry doors requiring a manual slide bolt mechanism.

Installation Notes

Surface bolts of this type are typically installed by finish carpenters or door hardware installers. Mark the strike location carefully before fastening to ensure proper bolt alignment. Use the appropriate strike type for the frame material and door edge being secured. No power tools are required for standard wood door installations, though a drill may be needed for pilot holes to prevent splitting.