National Mfg N165-506 Slide Bolt Latch Satin Black 5 Pack

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N165-506 is a satin black slide bolt latch designed for securing doors, gates, cabinets, and similar surfaces in both residential and light commercial applications. The latch ships with mounting screws included, making it ready for installation without additional hardware sourcing. Sold in a package of 5 units, it suits contractors and service professionals who need consistent hardware across multiple points of entry or enclosure. The satin black finish provides a clean, uniform appearance that blends with common door and gate hardware finishes.

This slide bolt latch is suited for use on wood or metal doors, gate panels, utility enclosures, and cabinet applications where a simple manual bolt mechanism is required. It is commonly installed by general contractors, maintenance technicians, and facilities professionals during new construction, remodel work, or hardware replacement service calls. The 5-unit pack quantity makes it practical for multi-door or multi-gate jobs completed in a single visit.

Key Features

• Satin black finish for a clean, consistent look on doors and gates
• Slide bolt mechanism provides straightforward manual latching without a key or tool
• Mounting screws included — no additional fastener sourcing required
• Sold in a 5-unit pack, reducing per-unit cost on multi-point installs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation slide bolt latch suitable for standard residential and light commercial door, gate, and cabinet applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed with basic hand tools using the included mounting screws. Confirm the mounting surface material and thickness before fastening to ensure secure attachment. Follow applicable building or facilities maintenance standards for hardware installation. No special trade license is typically required for slide bolt latch installation, though gate or enclosure work on regulated systems should follow local code requirements.