Flush Bolts vs. Astragal Mortise Lock

We will compare Flush Bolts to our New Astragal Mortise Lock

See our Operable Sidelights

Flush Bolts are Positioned Top and Bottom on In-active Door
Can be hard to reach the top bolt

Mortise Locking System is centrally located for easy access
Easily reach the Lever to open the in-active door
inactive door lock

Flush Bolts:

Hard to Reach on Tall Doors

Routed into Astragal

Replaceable

5/16" x 1 1/4" Bolts

Stamped metal internal parts attached to bolt

Included Free on all: Double Doors or Active Sidelights

Astragal Mortise Lock:

Only One Lever to Operate (centrally located at 42")

Mortised into Doors edge

Very Easy to Use

7/16" Hardened Steel Rods, from Top to Bottom

Stainless Steel faceplate with finish choices

Very Strong

Only $199 installed

Includes: Complete Installation of Mortise Gear, Hardened Steel Rods, Faceplate, Strike Plates

Astragal Mortise Lock

Opens with Only One Lever Actuator

Astragal Rod Bolt Comparison

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