Flush Bolts

How to Choose Flush Mount Bolts for Doors

Flush mount bolts for doors are used when you want added door security and control with hardware recessed into the edge of the door rather than mounted on the face. They are often used on inactive doors and other openings where a cleaner, more concealed look is preferred.

One of the first things to compare is the type of flush bolt you need. On the live page, the visible assortment includes manual flush bolts, automatic flush bolts, extension flush bolts, flip lever flush bolts, and related strike and rod components. That makes it important to confirm whether you need a complete flush bolt, an automatic option, an extension model, or a replacement part before ordering.

Size also matters. The live assortment includes 4-inch, 6-inch, 7-inch, 12-inch, 18-inch, and 24-inch flush bolt sizes, along with strike plates and extension rods sized to match specific bolt models. Matching the bolt size and style to the door and installation requirements will make it easier to choose the right product.

Finish and fit are also important, especially when the hardware will be visible alongside hinges, locksets, or other trim hardware. The visible product mix includes finishes such as polished brass, polished chrome, satin chrome, satin nickel, oil rubbed bronze, dark bronze, antique brass, antique nickel, and black. Before ordering, compare the bolt type, size, and finish carefully so the flush mount bolt fits the installation correctly and works as expected.