Ives 261B10B Manual Flush Bolt 4 in Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The IVES 261B10B is a manual flush bolt constructed from solid brass and finished in oil rubbed bronze. Flush bolts are installed at the top or bottom edge of an inactive door leaf to secure it in the closed position without a visible latch mechanism. This unit is designed for hinged double-door applications and provides a clean, low-profile lock point that keeps the inactive leaf firmly in place. At 4 inches in nominal length, it fits standard residential and light commercial door preparations. Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, door hardware installer, or locksmith during new construction or a door hardware retrofit.

The 261B10B is suited for interior double-door installations in residential and light commercial settings where a concealed or semi-concealed locking solution is required on the inactive leaf. Typical applications include French doors, entry vestibules, office pairs, and corridor doors where the active leaf needs a stable latching point. The oil rubbed bronze finish coordinates with matching IVES door trim, pulls, and strike hardware for a unified architectural appearance.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction provides corrosion resistance and long-term durability in door-edge environments
• Oil rubbed bronze finish blends with dark architectural hardware schemes
• Manual operation — no spring mechanism required, simple push-rod actuation
• 4-inch nominal length fits standard residential and light commercial door preparations
• Low-profile design mounts flush with the door edge for a clean appearance
• Sold individually; available in case quantities of 10

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style flush bolt replacement or new-installation component for standard hinged double-door assemblies requiring edge-mounted manual flush bolt hardware.

Installation Notes

Flush bolts are installed by a finish carpenter or licensed door hardware technician. The door must be removed or held stationary during mortising and drilling of the edge preparation. Verify that the strike or floor socket is properly aligned with the bolt throw before final fastening. Follow applicable building codes for door hardware installation, including any egress requirements that may restrict flush bolt use on certain door assemblies.