Ives 262B26 Manual Flush Bolt 6 Inch Solid Brass

Product Description

The IVES 262B26 is a manual flush bolt designed for use on inactive door leafs in paired door applications. The bolt installs into the edge of the door and slides vertically to engage a strike or floor socket, securing the inactive leaf without requiring a separate lock body. Constructed from solid brass, the 262B26 carries a Bright Chrome finish and measures 6 inches in length. This hardware is specified by commercial door contractors, finish carpenters, and architectural hardware installers working on wood or hollow-metal door assemblies where a clean, surface-flush appearance is required.

Manual flush bolts like the 262B26 are standard hardware on paired doors in commercial and light commercial interiors — conference rooms, corridor pairs, vestibule entries, and similar applications where one door leaf is held stationary while the other operates. The bolt is operated by hand, with no key or knob required, making it appropriate for non-latching or inactive-leaf duties. The Bright Chrome finish coordinates with standard commercial door hardware in chrome or polished chrome suites.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• Bright Chrome finish for coordination with commercial hardware suites
• 6-inch bolt length suits standard door edge applications
• Manual slide operation — no key or tool required
• Sold individually; compatible case quantity of 10 units available

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation flush bolt for paired door assemblies in residential and commercial applications requiring manual inactive-leaf retention hardware.

Installation Notes

Flush bolt installation is typically performed by finish carpenters or architectural hardware installers. The door must be properly sized and mortised or surface-prepared per the bolt dimensions before installation. Ensure the door leaf is plumb and square before marking strike or floor socket locations to guarantee proper bolt engagement. Follow applicable building codes for door hardware, including ADA requirements where they apply to the door assembly.