Ives SB1630T26D Surface Bolt 8 Inch Satin Chrome with Strike

Product Description

The IVES SB1630T26D is a surface bolt designed for use on doors, gates, and frames where a simple, reliable manual locking mechanism is required. The bolt mounts directly to the face of a door stile and slides into the included universal strike to secure the door in the closed or open position. Constructed from steel with a Satin Chrome (26D) finish, this unit is built to hold up in commercial and residential applications. At 8 inches in length, it provides a solid throw and enough surface area for secure fastening. Installation is handled by carpenters, finish hardware installers, or general contractors as part of a door hardware package.

This surface bolt is suited for single or paired door assemblies in commercial, institutional, and residential buildings. Common applications include inactive leaves of double doors, utility room doors, mechanical room doors, and interior or exterior gates. The universal strike allows the bolt to engage into the floor, frame header, or face of an adjacent door frame, giving installers flexibility when mounting to different substrates.

Key Features

• Steel construction with Satin Chrome (26D) architectural finish for durability and corrosion resistance
• 8-inch bolt length suits standard door stile widths and provides positive engagement
• Universal strike included, compatible with floor, header, and frame mounting orientations
• Surface-mount design requires no mortising or cutout work in the door
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation surface bolt for standard commercial and residential door assemblies where a surface-mounted manual bolt is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a finish carpenter, door hardware installer, or licensed contractor. Mount the bolt body to the door stile face and position the universal strike on the receiving surface — floor, frame header, or adjacent frame face — before fastening. Ensure the door is properly aligned and the bolt throw engages the strike cleanly before final screw tightening. Follow applicable building and fire code requirements when using surface bolts on rated door assemblies, as some rated doors restrict or prohibit certain surface hardware.