Ives FB61PWD32D Constant Latching Flush Bolts Wood Doors

Product Description

The IVES FB61PWD32D is a pair of constant latching flush bolts designed for installation on wood door pairs. Flush bolts are used on the inactive leaf of a double door to secure it to the frame at the top and bottom, keeping the leaf positionally fixed when the door is closed. The constant latching action means the bolt automatically engages without requiring manual operation each time the door is closed, reducing wear on the latch mechanism and improving day-to-day reliability. Finished in satin stainless steel, these bolts suit commercial and high-traffic architectural applications where both durability and aesthetics matter. Installation is typically performed by a licensed finish carpenter or door hardware professional.

The FB61PWD32D is suited for wood door pairs in commercial or institutional builds where an inactive leaf must be held securely at the frame. Common applications include office corridors, school hallways, and public building entries that use double wood door assemblies. The satin stainless steel finish coordinates with other Grade-level hardware in matching architectural finishes. Each set is sold as a pair, covering both the top and bottom bolt positions on the inactive leaf.

Key Features

• Constant latching mechanism automatically secures the inactive leaf on door closure
• Designed specifically for wood door construction
• Satin stainless steel finish for corrosion resistance and architectural appearance
• Sold as a pair to cover top and bottom bolt positions on a single inactive leaf
• Compact profile integrates flush with door edge for clean appearance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style flush bolt replacement or new installation component for wood door pairs requiring top and bottom inactive leaf retention.

Installation Notes

Flush bolts on wood door pairs are typically installed by a finish carpenter or certified door hardware technician. Before installation, confirm the door frame strike locations align with the bolt throw at both top and bottom. All door hardware installation should comply with applicable local building codes and ADA requirements where access hardware is specified. Do not modify the bolt housing or latch mechanism, as alterations may affect latching performance and code compliance.