Ives FB45826D Manual Flush Bolt 12 Inches Satin Chrome

Product Description

The IVES FB45826D is a manual flush bolt designed for installation on metal doors. Flush bolts secure inactive door leafs in pairs or single doors where a surface-mounted bolt is not acceptable. This unit measures 12 inches in length with a 1-inch face width, and is finished in Satin Chrome for a clean, architectural appearance. It is installed by door hardware professionals and finish carpenters on commercial and residential metal door assemblies. The bolt operates manually, requiring no power or electrical connection, making it straightforward to service and maintain over the life of the door.

The FB45826D is suited for metal door applications in commercial and light commercial settings where a concealed or semi-concealed locking solution is required on an inactive door leaf. Typical installations include double-door pairs in office buildings, retail spaces, and institutional facilities. The Satin Chrome finish coordinates with other door hardware in standard architectural finish specifications. One unit is sold per each, with a case quantity of 12 for contractor purchases.

Key Features

• 12-inch length provides full engagement with top and bottom strikes on standard-height door frames
• 1-inch face width fits standard flush bolt preps on metal doors
• Manual operation with no electrical or mechanical power required
• Satin Chrome finish meets common architectural finish schedules
• Designed specifically for metal door construction
• Sold individually, available by the case for volume installs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation flush bolt for metal door assemblies requiring a manual flush bolt with a 12-inch length and 1-inch face width.

Installation Notes

Flush bolts are typically installed by commercial door hardware technicians or licensed contractors. Before installation, ensure the door is properly hung and the inactive leaf is correctly aligned in the frame. Verify that the strike locations at the head and floor correspond to the bolt throw before final fastening. Follow applicable building codes and the door manufacturer's hardware prep specifications when locating and mounting the bolt.