TMC Double Door Handlset for Front Door Brushed Nickel Finish (Keyed Entry Handle and Dummy Hanlset Set),MDHST2016SN-DOUBLE-1

It was a little difficult to install (I’m not very skilled with drilling holes in a brand new door) but is very attractive in place. We used it for two pairs of doors on the front of our house and are very pleased so far. It looks like high quality but at an affordable price point.

Well constructed. Looks great. Easy to use. Will see how it handles the sun.

I had to replace a Schlage similar style handleset and was not able to find a matching product form Schlage any longer available. This unit matched very closely and only required a minor adjustment to the lower bolt hole. The front bezel is only slightly smaller than the unit I replaced, leaving a 1/8" outline that needed to be stained with wood stain. The inside handle area needed to be stained as the Schlage unit had a large oval bezel, but I was able to stain that pretty easily. Happy with the looks and product functionality.

Good quality I never give 5 stars looks good

These door handles were just what I was looking for! They look great on my double door in entrance.

In 3 years, handles corroded and paint is blistering off. Also no ways to contact seller to info them of poor quality.Don’t buy. They look nice but poor quality.

I purchased this for my new home. I had this installed for me so I’m not sure about the ease of installation. The quality is not that great. It faded very quickly. It works well for what I need. I would definitely rethink this purchase if I had to do over.

These handles are absolutely top notch in quality and build, particularily for the price. Anyone shopping for double door sets with matching dummy handles knows either it's going to be an astronomical cost, or no one even makes the set you need. This set does it all for a fraction of the price, with a sturdiness that you can be confident on. I didn't have a need for the duplicated key barrels, but that was a nice touch. Important for grayish market door hardware is feeling of the key itself and its operation--feels as solid and just like any common door hardware maker's, and should have no problem cutting duplicates. I didn't really look at the instructions as my doors already had existing mortises and holes--EXCEPT for the through-hole for the bottom handle screw--be very careful here as the instruction calls for 7/16" dia hole and this is absolutely way too large (nearly half an inch?). The stud that passes through the door outer skin is much smaller (around quarter inch), and the retaining screw on the door inner skin only needs to be wide enough for screw shank to pass through and mate with the stud (around 1/8 inch). Make sure the handles are plumb vertical, as a slight skew becomes very visible and hard to rework (slot the lower holes). Finally, for the decorative screw cover on the door inner skin--the decorative cover actually unscrews from the inner plate as they come already attached out the box. You can take them apart using the bottom of any screw and turning the divot. This is in the instruction but you might miss it as it looks a bit bizzare.