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Shoot Bolts & Plungers
Your Trusted UK Manufacturer of Shoot Bolts
With decades of experience in UK metal manufacturing, Kirmell has built a strong reputation for producing high-quality shoot bolts designed for industrial use. Manufactured in the UK to strict quality standards, our shoot bolts deliver reliable locking, smooth engagement, and long-term durability for gates, doors, access panels, and structural frameworks.
We focus on practical, well-engineered locking solutions that perform consistently in real-world
environments. By combining precision fabrication with robust materials, we supply shoot bolts suitable for both standard and bespoke applications.
Types of Shoot Bolts We Supply & Their Uses
Shoot Bolts for Doors & Panels:
Designed for internal and external access points, including shoot bolts for wooden doors and shoot bolts for aluminium doors, these products provide secure positioning while maintaining smooth operation.
Gate & Window Applications:
Heavy-duty options are available as shoot bolts for gates, while compact designs are suitable for window shoot bolts and lightweight access panels where controlled movement is required.
Locking & Non-Locking Designs:
Our range includes lockable shoot bolts for added security, as well as non-locking options and locking plungers used primarily for alignment, positioning, or temporary fixing rather than full locking.
Swivel & Rotational Locking Solutions:
For applications where straight-line engagement is not suitable, products incorporating a swivel lock design or swivel lock mechanism provide flexible locking through controlled rotational movement.
Why Choose Kirmell for Shoot Bolts?
Choosing the right shoot bolt supplier is essential for safety and performance. At Kirmell, quality and engineering precision are central to everything we manufacture. Our shoot bolts are designed to withstand frequent use, vibration, and demanding industrial conditions while maintaining smooth operation.
We offer a versatile range suitable for different load requirements, materials, and installation needs, including applications such as shoot bolts for French doors where controlled locking and precise alignment are required. Each product is engineered for durability, ease of use, and long service life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy shoot bolts online?
Kirmell supplies shoot bolts online, offering a wide range suitable for doors, gates, windows, and metal or wooden frames. Customers can order shoot bolts quickly and easily, with competitive pricing and hassle-free delivery direct to site or home.
What are shoot bolts used for?
Shoot bolts are used to secure or position gates, doors, panels, and enclosures. They provide reliable engagement to improve safety, stability, and controlled access in both domestic and industrial applications.
What is the difference between locking and non-locking shoot bolts?
Locking shoot bolts hold components firmly in place once engaged, providing additional security. Non-locking shoot bolts and plungers are primarily used for alignment and positioning rather than full locking.
What materials are shoot bolts available in?
Shoot bolts are available in a range of materials, including steel and brass shoot bolts. Brass options are often chosen for indoor or decorative use, while steel versions are preferred for strength, durability, and heavier-duty applications.
What are the different types of shoot bolts?
There are several types of shoot bolts, including lockable shoot bolts, non-locking shoot bolts, door shoot bolts, window shoot bolts, and shoot bolts designed for gates or French doors. The appropriate type depends on whether the bolt is required for security, positioning, or alignment.
What is the difference between a shoot bolt and a latch?
A shoot bolt is used to lock a gate, door, or panel into a fixed position. A latch, by contrast, is mainly used to control opening and closing rather than providing fixed positioning or alignment.
