Ives FB4585 Manual Flush Bolt Metal Door Antique Brass

Product Description

The IVES FB4585 is a manual flush bolt designed for installation on metal doors requiring a clean, concealed latching solution. Flush bolts are used to secure the inactive leaf of a pair of doors, engaging into a strike at the door header or floor to hold the door in a fixed position. The FB4585 features an antique brass finish and measures 1.5 inches in width, providing a low-profile fit in standard door edge preparations. It is sold as a single unit and is typically installed by a licensed door hardware installer or finish carpenter working on commercial or residential paired-door assemblies.

This flush bolt is intended for use on metal door applications where a manual top or bottom bolt is required on the inactive door leaf. It is appropriate for paired entry doors, corridor doors, and storefront door assemblies where a secure, unobtrusive latching point is needed. The antique brass finish coordinates with matching architectural hardware in warm-tone finish families. It ships as a single unit, with a case quantity of 12 available for larger projects.

Key Features

• Manual flush bolt operation for securing inactive door leaves
• Designed specifically for metal door applications
• Antique brass finish for coordination with warm-tone architectural hardware
• Low-profile 1.5 inch width fits standard door edge preparations
• Lightweight construction at 0.9 pounds per unit
• Sold individually with case quantity of 12 for project volume needs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation flush bolt for metal doors requiring manual top or bottom latching on the inactive leaf of a paired-door assembly.

Installation Notes

Installation of flush bolts is typically performed by a licensed door hardware installer or commercial finish carpenter. Before installation, ensure the door is properly hung, aligned, and that power or electrified hardware on the opening is de-energized if applicable. The door edge and header or floor strike must be correctly mortised or surface-prepared to match the bolt body and strike dimensions. Follow applicable building codes, including ANSI door hardware standards, for proper engagement depth and strike alignment.