Ives 40B10B3 Surface Bolt Solid Brass 3 in Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The IVES 40B10B3 is a solid brass surface bolt finished in oil rubbed bronze, designed for securing inactive door leafs, gates, and cabinet doors in commercial and residential applications. Surface bolts provide a straightforward mechanical latching point without a full lockset, making them a common addition to double-door entries, barn doors, and utility enclosures. This bolt measures 3 inches in length and features a modern profile. At 0.15 pounds, it is lightweight yet constructed from solid brass for corrosion resistance and long service life. Installation is handled by finish carpenters, locksmiths, or general contractors during door hardware rough-in or retrofit work.

The 40B10B3 suits residential and light commercial door applications where a surface-mounted manual bolt is needed on an inactive door panel. Typical installations include paired entry doors, French doors, closet doors, and gates where one leaf requires a fixed latching point at the door face. The oil rubbed bronze finish is an architectural-grade finish that coordinates with matching lever trim, hinges, and other door hardware accessories in the same finish family.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• Oil rubbed bronze architectural finish coordinates with door hardware sets
• 3-inch bolt length suits standard residential and light commercial door applications
• Modern surface-mount profile with low-profile housing
• Sold individually, with case quantity of 10 units available

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface bolt for standard residential and light commercial door and gate applications requiring a face-mounted manual bolt.

Installation Notes

Surface bolts are installed by finish carpenters, locksmiths, or general contractors using standard hand tools. Power down any electronic access control or door alarm circuits before drilling or fastening near door frame wiring. Align the bolt housing flush with the door face and verify the strike or keeper is positioned so the bolt engages fully before securing final fasteners. Follow local building codes for hardware requirements on egress doors.