Ives FB41PWD32D Flush Bolt Pair Wood Doors Satin Stainless

Product Description

The IVES FB41PWD32D is a pair of automatic flush bolts designed for use on wood doors in paired-door applications. Flush bolts mount into the edge of the inactive door leaf and automatically extend into the head and floor strikes when the door closes, securing the inactive leaf without the need for a manual throw. The satin stainless steel finish provides corrosion resistance and a clean architectural appearance suited to commercial and institutional environments. This hardware is typically installed by finish carpenters, door hardware specialists, or commercial locksmiths during new construction or door replacement projects.

Automatic flush bolts are commonly specified for double-door openings in commercial buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and office environments where the inactive door leaf must be held securely in place. The FB41PWD32D is configured specifically for wood door construction and is sold as a pair, making it a complete solution for a single inactive leaf installation requiring both top and bottom bolt hardware.

Key Features

• Automatic operation extends bolt into strikes as door closes, eliminating manual latching
• Designed specifically for wood door construction and edge mortise installation
• Satin stainless steel finish for durability and a neutral architectural appearance
• Sold as a pair covering both top and bottom bolt positions on the inactive leaf
• Suited for commercial and institutional double-door applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation flush bolt set for paired wood door assemblies requiring automatic inactive-leaf security hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified door hardware installer or commercial locksmith familiar with edge mortise routing on wood doors. Disengage any existing door hardware and ensure the door is properly aligned in the frame before boring and chiseling the mortise pocket. Follow local building codes, including applicable IBC and ADA requirements, for door hardware placement and clearance. Do not force the bolt mechanism during installation; verify strike alignment by operating the door through its full swing before finalizing fasteners.