4" Light Duty Surface Bolt In Solid Brass

We purchased the 4' light duty surface bolts for new wood windows that went into a 1928 spanish revival home . After they were installed it became apparent that the integral stop that is supposed to keep the slide bolt from pulling out of its holders when you open it does not work at all. When you pull on the slide bolt it pulls out of the mounting hardware . These are terrible , obviously manufactured by someone that does not have the slightest idea of how they are intended to function.

Beautiful Finish and very well made.

1936 bungalow. Very hard to find good quality replacement hardware. Theses surface bolts look great and operate smoothly. Very satisfied.

I used these to replace what was previously damaged. They actually are a bit different than original but not a big deal really since they are mostly concealed anyway. Also, the screw holes matched up perfectly with the original items so do drilling into the wood panels was necessary!!

We have been purchasing products from your company and have been extremely satisfied! And your service department is absolutely wonderful! Thank you!

Great product

I ordered 7 of these surface bolts. When they arrived, I saw that 2 of them were not put together correctly. I contacted the ""House"" and a customer representative sent me 2 replacements, free of charge. When they arrived I saw that one of the 2 was not put together correctly. I contacted the ""House"" again, with pictures showing the merchandise still in it plastic unopened sleeve. I did not ask for a replacement since I was weary of the ""give and take"". I need about 10 more of these for my house, but am hesitant about re-ordering. I am waiting to hear back about the quality of these Taiwan surface bolts, before I re-order. The quality of the intact surface bolts was great.

I used these decorative brass slide bolts on a pair of fancy double doors and they look great and function well.

Ordered item had two problems which, while not sufficient for me to reject/return it, compromised its quality. First, the guides are about 1/16"" wider than the bolt, so they can shift around a bit when the bolt is not inserted in the plate. (This, of course, is an advantage if you're a bit off on drilling the guide holes.) Second, the ""spring"" is just a very thin plate in the back of the guide that has a portion pressed outwards to pin up against the back of the bolt. The plate on one of my guides was not properly fitted onto the back and I had to jam it back in; not having the right jig/tool to do so, it got a bit bent but still seems to work ok.

This latch has a nice weight and has a smooth closing action