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Dorma Barrel Bolt 2751 Necked Surface Mounted - Satin Nickel Pearl

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SKU:
STK DO2751150SNP DO2751300SNP
UPC:
3513475634942
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Dorma Barrel Bolt 2751 Necked

The Dorma 2751 is a necked (offset) surface mounted barrel bolt designed for applications where the bolt must engage into a floor strike rather than a door frame. The offset design allows reliable engagement on the inactive leaf of double doors or where frame fixing is not practical.

Key Features

  • Necked, offset barrel bolt for floor engagement.
  • Ball bearing assisted bolt movement for smooth operation.
  • Supplied with floor strike.
  • Surface mounted with visible fixing.

Specifications

Product Type Necked surface mounted barrel bolt
Offset 10.5 mm
Bolt Throw 23 mm
Bolt Diameter 9 mm
Fixing Method Visible fixing
Strike Supplied Floor strike included
Overall Length Options 150 mm, 300 mm


Suitable Uses

  • Inactive leaves of double doors.
  • Doors requiring floor engagement rather than frame fixing.
  • Secondary door retention applications.

Available Variants

Item Code Overall Length
DO2751150SNP 150 mm
DO2751300SNP 300 mm

Item Code Family

Product Type Primary Function Representative Products
This Product Necked surface mounted barrel bolt Dorma 2751 Series
Standard Barrel Bolt Straight surface mounted bolt Dorma 2750 Series
Long Throw Barrel Bolt Extended bolt projection Dorma long throw barrel bolts

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a necked barrel bolt do?
A necked barrel bolt offsets the bolt path, allowing engagement into a floor strike instead of a door frame.

Is the floor strike supplied?
Yes. A floor strike is supplied with the Dorma 2751 barrel bolt.

Does the bolt length change the throw?
No. Bolt throw remains 23 mm regardless of overall bolt length.

Additional Information

  • This barrel bolt is intended as secondary door hardware and not a primary security device.
  • Correct alignment of the floor strike is critical for reliable operation.
  • Commonly specified in Australian commercial and architectural door installations.