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Inactive Door (of pair) Securing Hardware
Door Bolts
Door bolts are used to hold the inactive door of a pair secure while allowing operation of the active door. Used correctly, they will provide years of operation with only minimal maintenance.
Surface bolts are, as their name implies, surface mounted on the inactive door. They must be manually latched/unlatched.
Manual Flush bolts are installed in the edge of the lock stile of the inactive door, so they cannot be seen when the doors are in a closed position. They must be manually latched/unlatched.
Self-latching flush bolts are installed similar to manual flush bolts. Self-latching flush bolts are typically used at the top of the door, in conjunction with an Automatic-latching flush bolt at the bottom of the door. The self-latching flush bolt must be manually unlatched, but will automatically latch when the inactive door closes.
Automatic-latching flush bolts are installed similar to manual flush bolts. Automatic-latching flush bolts are typically used at the bottom of the door, in conjunction with a Self-latching flush bolt at the top of the door. The automatic-latching flush bolt unlatches automatically when the active door opens, and latches when the active door closes.
Barrel bolts are used to secure doors, gates, and cabinet doors.
Cane bolts are used on oversized doors, or gates.
Spring bolts are used on oversized doors. The bolt is by default extended to keep the door latched at the top. To open, pull the chain to retract the bolt, when chain is released, the spring will force to bolt to extend.
Removable Mullions
Removable mullions are typically used with exit devices on openings in which require, at times, the full width of the opening. Some removable mullions are available with a keyed mortise cylinder for added security, and ease of removing the mullion.
Dummy Trim
Dummy trim is used on the inactive door of a pair to match the lockset, or exit device trim on the active door for aesthetics, and to be used as a door push/pull.
