Push-Button Surface Slide Bolt with Crossbar Handle

Built around a spring-assisted bolt body, this sliding lock adds a wide crossbar actuator and a small contrasting push button above the enclosed channel. The rectangular base includes four recessed fixing positions, and the flat bolt engages a separate raised keeper mounted on the adjoining surface. Push-button slide-bolt designs use a knob or handle to move the bolt and a button to release it.

The operating layout provides a visible manual locking point without requiring a recessed lock case. During selection, verify body length, mounting-hole spacing, bolt projection, keeper height, receiver offset, and the required direction of bolt travel. Clearance around the crossbar should also be checked, particularly when trim, frame returns, or adjacent hardware sit close to the lock.

For quotation, send a dimensioned drawing or sample, installation orientation, required finish, quantity, and packing instructions. Photos of the closing edge help CHIER review bolt-to-keeper alignment. Any requirement for a different keeper shape, release-button position, or mounting pattern should be identified before sample approval.