Ives 265B26 Manual Flush Bolt 6 Inch Solid Brass Bright Chrome

Product Description

The IVES 265B26 is a manual flush bolt designed for use on inactive door leaves in paired door assemblies. It installs into the edge of a wood or hollow metal door and engages a strike in the frame or floor to hold the door securely in place. The bolt is constructed from solid brass and carries a Bright Chrome finish. At 6 inches in length, the 265B26 features a rounded design that fits standard door-edge preparations. This hardware is specified by commercial glaziers, door and hardware installers, and general contractors on projects requiring coordinated architectural finish selections.

The 265B26 is suited for commercial and light commercial door applications where a flush bolt is required on the inactive leaf of a double door. Common installation scenarios include office entry pairs, interior corridor doors, and storefront wood door sets. The Bright Chrome finish allows the 265B26 to coordinate with other Bright Chrome door hardware on the same opening. It is sold individually and is also available in case quantities of 10 units.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for corrosion resistance and durability
• Bright Chrome finish coordinates with standard architectural hardware schedules
• 6-inch overall length suits standard door-edge bolt preparations
• Rounded design provides a low-profile appearance on door edge
• Manual operation — no spring mechanism to service or replace

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation flush bolt for standard door-edge applications on inactive leaves of paired wood or hollow metal door assemblies.

Installation Notes

Flush bolts are installed by door and hardware technicians or finish carpenters following the door manufacturer's edge preparation requirements and applicable building code. Before installation, confirm the door edge mortise dimensions match the bolt body size. Strike placement at the head frame and floor should be laid out with the door in the closed and latched position to ensure proper alignment. Do not over-drive fasteners into the brass body, as this can distort the bolt channel.