Ives 262B26D Manual Flush Bolt 6 in Solid Brass Satin Chrome

Product Description

The IVES 262B26D is a manual flush bolt designed for use on inactive door leafs in paired door installations. The bolt mounts flush into the door edge, keeping the hardware concealed and out of the way when not engaged. Constructed from solid brass, this unit carries a satin chrome finish for a clean, architectural appearance. At 6 inches in length, 1.5 inches wide, and 0.75 inches in height, it fits standard door edge preparations used in commercial and light commercial construction. Installation is performed by carpenters, door hardware specialists, or finish crews during door hardware rough-in or final trim.

The 262B26D is suited for use on wood or hollow metal door pairs where the inactive leaf requires a top or bottom latching point. It is commonly installed in office buildings, schools, hospitals, and multi-unit residential applications where paired doors require a reliable, low-profile manual locking solution. The satin chrome finish coordinates with other architectural hardware in matching 26D finish designations.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• Satin chrome (26D) architectural finish for a clean, professional appearance
• 6-inch bolt length for standard door edge applications
• Flush-mount design keeps hardware concealed within the door edge
• Manual operation with no electrical or mechanical assist required
• Sold individually, available in case quantities of 10

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation flush bolt for paired door assemblies requiring a manual edge-mounted latching solution in 26D satin chrome finish.

Installation Notes

Flush bolts are typically installed by licensed door hardware technicians or finish carpenters following door manufacturer and local building code requirements. The door edge must be mortised to the correct depth to accept the bolt body before fastening. Verify strike plate and floor or head receiver alignment before final fastening. Do not overtighten mounting screws into brass body material, as this may distort the bolt housing.