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Flush Bolts and Surface Bolts When you have a pair of doors, the inactive door will have to be held secure in some way so that the active door can lock into it. When you are using exit devices on the doors, a vertical rod panic device on the inactive door takes care of this. When you have a standard lock on the active door, you will have to use either flush bolts or surface bolts. The standard lever extension flush bolts are shown below. One is installed in the top edge of the door and the other in the bottom edge. You simply operate the levers up or down to set or open the flush bolts while the active door is open. These are the standard flush bolts supplied with doors and what we supply unless something else is specified.
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