National Hardware 3 In. Brass Door Slide Bolt

Introducing the 3-inch brass slide bolt, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This lightweight and versatile slide bolt is designed to provide reliable security and convenience for a variety of applications around your home or workspace. Whether you need to secure cabinets, doors, casement windows, awnings, or other fixtures, this brass slide bolt offers a practical solution that combines durability with ease of use.

• Lightweight design:Crafted to be easy to handle without sacrificing strength, making it ideal for multiple uses.
• Versatile applications:Suitable for cabinets, doors, casement windows, awnings, and more, perfect for homes, workshops, campers, and garages.
• Concealed plastic spring:Holds the bolt securely in any position, ensuring dependable locking and smooth operation.
• Installation flexibility:Can be installed on either wood or metal doors, allowing for adaptable placement based on your needs.

This 3-inch brass slide bolt is an excellent choice for customers in Grass valley looking to enhance the security and functionality of their doors and windows. Imagine securing your workshop cabinets or camper doors with a reliable bolt that stays firmly in place thanks to its concealed spring mechanism. It also works well for awnings and casement windows, providing peace of mind and added safety in various settings.

Professionals and DIY enthusiasts in Grass valley will appreciate the ease of installation and the bolt’s compatibility with different materials. Whether you are upgrading your garage doors or adding extra security to your home’s cabinets, this slide bolt offers a simple yet effective solution.

In summary, the 3-inch brass slide boltis a practical and adaptable hardware component that combines lightweight design with dependable performance. Available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA, it is an essential addition for anyone seeking flexible and secure locking options for doors, windows, and cabinets.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.