Ives FB45726D Manual Flush Bolt Satin Chrome Metal Door

Product Description

The IVES FB45726D is a manual flush bolt designed for installation on metal doors. Flush bolts are surface-mounted or mortised locking mechanisms that secure inactive door leafs in pairs or single doors where a traditional lockset is not used. This unit ships in a Satin Chrome finish and measures approximately 11.8 inches in length, 1.5 inches in width, and 1.1 inches in height. It is sold individually and weighs 0.8 pounds. The FB45726D is appropriate for commercial and institutional door hardware applications where a clean, low-profile bolt is required to meet code or architectural specification.

Manual flush bolts are commonly installed on the inactive leaf of a double door in commercial office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and institutional spaces. The bolt is operated by hand and engages a strike or floor box to hold the inactive door panel in place. This particular unit is suited for metal door construction and is finished in Satin Chrome for coordination with standard commercial door hardware finishes. Installation is typically performed by a licensed door hardware technician or commercial carpenter as part of a rough or finish hardware package.

Key Features

• Manual operation — no electrical components or specialized tools required for actuation
• Satin Chrome finish for coordination with standard commercial architectural hardware
• Compact profile: 11.8 inches long, 1.5 inches wide, 1.1 inches tall
• Designed for metal door applications
• Sold individually (each) with an order quantity of one
• Lightweight at 0.8 pounds for ease of handling during installation

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Installation of flush bolts on metal doors is typically performed by a commercial door hardware technician or licensed carpenter. Power down any electrified door hardware on the assembly before beginning work. Confirm that the door frame and strike or floor box locations are properly prepared and aligned before final fastening. Follow all applicable building codes and manufacturer layout templates to ensure correct bolt engagement and door operation.