Rockwood 55526D Flush Bolt Metal Door Satin Chrome

Product Description

The ROCKWOOD 55526D is a flush bolt designed for use on metal doors in commercial, institutional, and higher-end residential applications. Flush bolts secure inactive door leafs in pairs or single doors at the top or bottom of the door edge, keeping them in a fixed position when the active leaf is in use. This unit ships in a Satin Chrome finish and is suited for installation by commercial door hardware technicians or general contractors working on finish hardware. At 12 inches in overall length, it provides secure bolt throw coverage for standard-height door stile applications.

The 55526D is intended for metal door installations commonly found in commercial office buildings, schools, hospitals, government facilities, and upscale residential projects. It is typically installed at the top or bottom edge of the inactive door leaf in a pair of doors. The Satin Chrome finish coordinates with a wide range of commercial door hardware suites used across these building types.

Key Features

• Flush-mount design keeps hardware recessed within the door edge for a clean, low-profile appearance
• Satin Chrome finish for corrosion resistance and compatibility with commercial hardware suites
• 12-inch overall length suits standard commercial door stile applications
• Designed specifically for metal door applications
• Manufactured to commercial-grade hardware standards by ROCKWOOD, part of the ASSA ABLOY group

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation flush bolt for commercial and institutional metal door assemblies where a surface-applied or edge-mounted flush bolt is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed door hardware installer or qualified contractor. Power down any electrified hardware in the door assembly before beginning work. Proper mortising into the door edge is required for correct flush-bolt seating; use appropriate metal-cutting tools and follow the door manufacturer's template instructions. Local building codes and fire-rated door assembly requirements may govern hardware selection and installation method.