Berlin Modisch Dummy Lever Door Handle [Pack of Two] for Closets with a Satin Nickel Finish, Single Side, Non-Turning Pull Only Classic Series

I ordered this doorknob a couple days ago and, it was delivered today. it is a beautiful chrome color and, the weight of this door knob is very nice. It was super easy to install and, it fit my door perfectly, the weight of this doorknob will last for many years because, it is made very well. the functionality is amazing. it comes with two keys which is nice addition. I would definitely recommend this door knob to anyone looking for a durable, easy to install. nice looking door knob.

Seams to be as good quality as upper end door handles. I’ve only had it on the door a couple days and is a very nice piece for a better price.

It was easy to install and a great value. It seems sturdy and is made of metal, as it states. Mine doesn't have a lock, so I can't comment on how well it functions. It's holding up to scratches and it looks great. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because the edges are actually a bit sharp and uncomfortable to grasp.

It was the perfect replacement for the handles we had on our outdoor gates. They are sturdy, attractive, and were easy to install.

These door handles are very well made.. They are sturdy and easy to install.

Love this door handle! We replaced our deadbolt with a smart lock that's black so we needed a black door handle as well. This one is beautiful color, seems solid and durable. There is no sticking which we had a major sticking problem with our last handle. We also need to replace the weather stripping as well, so that may have had something to do with it.Lol. All in all, a great choice for a modern designed door handle. The only thing I liked about the previous one we had that this one doesn't have is that we were able to push down on the handle from the inside to unlock it. This one doesn't have that feature but may be something for the manufacturers to consider....

I never found out about the "Elegant" or the "Secure". There's nothing "Simple" about swapping out the door handles for a door that swings in the other direction. I gave up in total frustration about 3 or 4 hours later. The docs say to use their included tool to push a pin through a tiny little hole in the Rosetta or whatever they called it. After about 45 minutes, I had bent and had to straighten out their silly tool. I've done a dozen or more door knobs and I've never had so much trouble that I couldn't get it - until now. There's no pin. It's more like a fairly thin rectangular thing when you turn the handle to (supposedly) the right spot and hold it there (It's spring-loaded, of course.) Holding it just like that, without calling for another set of hands, I could not get that rectangular thing to move, even a little. I ended up getting a small torx bit and beating it against the counter and, somehow, the handle finally came off. So, I did the other handle (they need to be switched with each other. ) Now I had a huge mess, and, trying to keep track of which handle goes where, try as I might, I couldn't get either handle back on. At this point, it was no longer secure or elegant. I've ordered another one - a Qwikset. I don't even think I'm going to send this one back. I've just had it and don't need any more grief. I'll let the curbside trash service take care of it. I also ordered a Yamiry fingerprint deadbolt lock at the same time, and got that installed, no problem at all! SO IT'S NOT ME; that one was almost a pleasure to install and it's definitely a pleasure AFTER it IS installed.

Pretty low qualityGet what u pay for i speck