Ives FB45715 Manual Flush Bolt Metal Door Satin Nickel

Product Description

The IVES FB45715 is a manual flush bolt designed for use on metal doors where a concealed, surface-mounted locking solution is required. Flush bolts secure inactive door leafs in pairs or single doors against a frame or floor strike, providing a clean appearance without exposed hardware on the door face. The FB45715 is finished in Satin Nickel, making it suitable for commercial and institutional environments where consistent architectural finish coordination is a priority. At 0.3 pounds, it ships as a single unit and is sized for standard door edge applications. Licensed hardware technicians and commercial door installers are the typical trade for this product.

This flush bolt is intended for metal door applications in commercial, institutional, or light industrial settings. It is commonly installed on the inactive leaf of a pair of doors, such as storefront entries, office corridor doors, or institutional facility doors. The Satin Nickel finish coordinates with other IVES architectural hardware across the same product line, supporting a unified finish specification on a full door assembly. Installation is sold as a single unit (EA).

Key Features

• Manual operation with no spring or automatic mechanism required
• Satin Nickel finish suitable for commercial architectural applications
• Designed for metal door installations
• Compact profile at 1.8 inches wide and 1.5 inches height clearance
• Lightweight construction at 0.3 pounds per unit
• Sold individually for single-point procurement flexibility

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation flush bolt for metal doors requiring a manual surface-mounted bolt in a Satin Nickel finish.

Installation Notes

Installation of flush bolts on metal doors is typically performed by a licensed commercial door hardware technician or finish hardware installer. Disconnect or secure the door assembly before drilling or mortising to prevent movement during work. Verify that the strike location on the frame or floor aligns with bolt throw before final fastening. Consult applicable building codes, including local fire-rated door assembly requirements, before installing on rated openings.