Ives 40B10B4 Surface Bolt Solid Brass 4 Inches Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The IVES 40B10B4 is a solid brass surface bolt finished in oil rubbed bronze, designed to secure doors, gates, and shutters in both residential and light commercial applications. Surface bolts provide a simple, reliable manual locking mechanism that mounts directly to the face of a door or panel without requiring mortising. At 4 inches in length, this bolt offers a compact yet sturdy throw for secondary door security. The solid brass construction resists corrosion and holds up in interior and exterior environments. The oil rubbed bronze finish coordinates with standard architectural hardware families for a consistent appearance across a door assembly.

This surface bolt is suited for use on hinged doors, bi-fold doors, cabinet doors, shutters, and gates where a supplemental manual latch is needed. It is commonly installed by carpenters, general contractors, and finish hardware installers on both new construction and renovation projects. The oil rubbed bronze finish makes it appropriate for residential entryways, bathrooms, and utility spaces where matching finish hardware is specified.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for corrosion resistance and long-term durability
• 4-inch bolt length suitable for doors, shutters, gates, and cabinet panels
• Oil rubbed bronze finish coordinates with standard architectural hardware lines
• Surface-mount installation requires no mortising or routing
• Compact profile at 1.5 inches wide and 1 inch tall for low-profile door face mounting

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Surface bolts are typically installed by carpenters or finish hardware trades using standard hand tools and wood screws appropriate for the door substrate. Mount the bolt body to the door face first, then use the included or specified strike to mark the keeper location on the door frame or sill. Ensure the bolt throw aligns squarely with the strike to prevent binding. No special code compliance is required for surface bolts used as secondary hardware, but verify local building codes when using as a primary means of egress control.