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Slide Bolts
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Surface mount bolts are frequently referred to as "slide bolts". Some types are also known
as french bolts or french door bolt, dutch door bolt, and (depending on installation location)
floor, ceiling, top and bottom bolts. Surface mount bolts are (as the name implies) mounted to the surface
of the door, and typically operated by a lever, slide, or knob. Currently available in short,
standard, long, extra long, and custom sizes. For key operated Surface Bolts please select this link.
Door Locks
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Turns Bolts
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| Reproduction Decorative Pattern Bolts |
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Windsor Pattern Spring Loaded Latching Floor Bolt |
ZB-11 |
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Windsor Pattern Spring Loaded Bolt for use with chain or cord |
ZB-12 |
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Windsor Pattern Safety Chain Catch |
ZB-35 |
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Windsor Pattern Knob Slide Bolt |
ZB-45 |
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Eastlake Pattern Knob Slide Bolt |
ZLW-231B |
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Eastlake Pattern Knob Operated Top Bolt(Long or Short) |
ZLW-295L/ZLW-295S |
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Ornate French Door Bolt |
ZLW-163FB |
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Edge Bolts
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Edge mount bolts are mortised (Ie Fill a space cutout to hold them) into the doors edge. Usually at the
top and/or bottom. Frequenty found on double and french doors the are typically operated by a lever or slide
built into the bolt mechanism. Edge mount are usually completely hidden when the door is closed.
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Cremone bolts (Sometimes referred to as just cremone) are surface mounted top and bottom bolts operated by a common handle or knob.
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Internal Bolts
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Internal bolts are completely hidden inside the door, Exposing only the operator (usually a knob or handle) and
the location were the bolt emerges. This type of door bolt is the most common type in modern doors. For key operated Dead Bolts please see our Door Locks.
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