National Mfg/spectrum Brands Hhi N151-266 Window Bolt

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N151-266 is a 2-inch window bolt designed to provide supplemental locking security for sliding and single/double-hung windows. The bolt slides into a strike or frame channel to prevent the sash from being forced open. Finished in dull brass, it blends with standard residential hardware. Mounting screws are included. This type of hardware is typically installed by general contractors, handymen, or property maintenance technicians working on residential window security upgrades or code-compliance retrofits.

The N151-266 window bolt is suited for residential applications where a secondary window-locking mechanism is required. It is commonly installed on wooden or vinyl window frames where the sash needs to be pinned in the closed or partially open position. The dull brass finish is appropriate for interior-facing hardware on windows in living spaces, bedrooms, or rental units where consistent hardware finish is preferred. The package includes all necessary mounting screws, making it a complete installation unit.

Key Features

• 2-inch bolt length suitable for standard residential window sash thickness
• Dull brass finish for a low-sheen, traditional hardware appearance
• Mounting screws included — no additional hardware required
• Sold as a single unit (EA) with a package quantity of 10, making it practical for multi-window jobs
• Carded packaging for easy retail or jobsite storage

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation window bolt for standard residential window frames requiring a supplemental sash-locking mechanism.

Installation Notes

Window bolts of this type are installed by general contractors or maintenance technicians using basic hand tools — typically a drill and screwdriver. Before installation, confirm the window sash and frame are properly aligned so the bolt engages the strike cleanly. No specialized trade licensing is typically required, though local building codes should be consulted for rental or commercial properties. Avoid over-driving the mounting screws to prevent splitting wooden frames.