Flush Bolt, Fully Automatic, for Timber Doors, Stainless Steel or Brass

Product Details

Is the Fully Automatic Flushbolt SSS suitable for timber doors?

Yes. The 911.62.034 flushbolt is designed for timber doors, with application guidance intended for doors where a clean, low profile flush bolt is required. If you are fitting into a compatible flush bolt housing, it can provide reliable automatic locking and a neat satin stainless steel finish.

How does the automatic locking and release work?

It locks and releases fully automatically using the integrated release latch function. In practical terms, the bolt extends and retracts as the door is opened and closed, helping to reduce manual operation and improving daily usability.

Can the locking be operated from both sides of the door?

Yes. The locking direction is on both sides, making it suitable for installations where access and secure closing are needed without relying on a single side operation. This is helpful for residential and commercial door scenarios.

What is the travel of the flushbolt, and will it suit my floor contact?

The bolt has a 12.70 mm travel, which is typically used to achieve dependable engagement with the floor striking plate. The design includes a lower shoot with roller to encourage good central contact with the striking plate, supporting consistent performance during repeated daily use.

What are the main dimensional details I should plan for during fitting?

For installation planning, this model features a forend width of 26.70 mm and a length of 216.00 mm. It also has a flat forend design with an edged profile and the housing width matches the forend width at 26.70 mm, which helps when checking compatibility with existing recesses or preparing new ones.

Will the satin stainless steel finish be suitable for frequently used entrances?

Satin stainless steel is a good choice for doors that see regular use because it provides a modern appearance and is well suited to typical architectural environments. If you are aiming for a durable, understated look that complements other satin metal ironmongery, this flushbolt is an appropriate match.

Why is the lower shoot with roller specification important?

The roller on the lower shoot is designed to promote central contact with the floor striking plate. This can help improve consistency of engagement, reduce the chance of misalignment during closing, and make day to day operation smoother for the user.