Ives 054B26D Dutch Door Bolt Satin Chrome

Product Description

The IVES 054B26D is a solid brass dutch door bolt finished in satin chrome, designed to secure the inactive panel of a dutch door or secondary door leaf. The bolt provides a positive latch point between the upper and lower door sections, keeping them aligned and stationary when the bolt is engaged. Solid brass construction delivers corrosion resistance and long service life in both interior and light exterior applications. At 3.5 inches in length and 1 inch in width, the hardware maintains a low-profile footprint that suits standard door stile widths. Installation is straightforward for carpenters, finish hardware installers, or general contractors working on residential or light commercial door hardware scopes.

Dutch door bolts of this type are used on dutch doors, stable doors, and split-panel door assemblies common in residential kitchens, nurseries, barn-style entryways, and light commercial service windows. The satin chrome finish coordinates with other 26D-finish architectural hardware on the same door assembly. Sold individually, this bolt is appropriate for single-door replacement or new installation work where only one bolt location is required.

Key Features

• Solid brass base material for corrosion resistance and durability
• Satin chrome (26D) finish coordinates with standard architectural hardware sets
• Compact 3.5-inch length fits standard door stile widths without modification
• Low-profile 0.5-inch height minimizes door face protrusion
• Sold as individual unit for single-location replacement or new install

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install dutch door bolt for residential and light commercial dutch door assemblies requiring a standard surface-mounted bolt in a satin chrome finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or licensed door hardware installer. Secure all door panels in the closed position before marking and drilling mounting hole locations to ensure proper bolt alignment between the upper and lower door sections. Use a power drill and appropriate wood screws or machine screws per the door material. Verify the strike plate or receiving point is correctly positioned so the bolt engages smoothly without binding.