I just installed several of these and we’re very pleased with the quality, appearance and ease of installation. I purchased another brand and they were impossible to reverse the handles. I’m an experienced do it yourself but I never got the others brand changed and sent them back. I learned to pay more attention to reviews and if several have problems it’s probably an issue Read more
Like everyone else I give this product 5 stars. Installation was simple and the quality is superb for the price. For $100.00 and two hours of my time we did a million dollar upgrade to our beach house. Read more
We live in an old house and my son couldn't get out of his room anymore without help for a lot of wiggling of the old handles. Please look good and work just as expected. Read more
Nice quality, excellent fit and finish brushed stainless/nickel look locking interior passage handle that can be used on either a right or left handed applications by swapping the door levers. Every situation may vary but in my case, it was relatively simple to install these door levers. I had previously installed handles that were beat up after 25 years of use and the Probrico handles were a direct swap out with a few simple modifications. Pro: * Far better quality than I expected for the price, every bit as nice as the $50 Schlage levers I had been considering and with 20 sets of levers to replace, these cost me $300, not $1,000 for the Schlage's and they are equivalent or even better quality * Easily reversible handles - there is a set screw in the bottom of each handle, remove it and swap one handle for the other handle * Simple lock switch that will open with a coin on the outside so you don't have to search for a special tool or a paper clip to get them open quickly even when locked * Quick ship (on the lock sets, NOT the ala carte 2 piece latches) Con: * I wish the two piece latches were included with the levers. I ordered the 2 piece latches separately but of course the delivery date isn't for another 3-4 weeks. I mortised one latch to make sure everything worked which is about 15 or 20 minutes a door, but I'd far prefer just to pop them in place without the rectangular plate like the old lock sets I am replacing. That's worth a 1 star deduction for me. Even if I have to pay extra, ship the 2 piece latches with the levers, not separately, really annoying and slowing down my job progress by 3 or 4 weeks unless I decide to sharpen my chisel and get to work and simply cancel or return the 2 piece latches. Here is the Amazon link to the 2 piece latches in case you don't know what I'm talking about or are considering buying them: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07429PFC5/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Otherwise, I was pleasantly surprised by the high quality and economical price of these locking lever sets. I attached a photo of the lock set in place on one of my solid oak doors. Read more

I have a 4 bedroom ranch built in the 90's that still had the original "antique brass finish" hardware on all the interior doors. I decided that updating the door handles would be a fairly easy DIY project that would deliver a very noticeable upgrade from the original contractor grade hardware. Going from the original run-of-the-mill antique brass lever handle hardware to the new black handles and black hinges turned out to be a quick and easy way to gave the whole house an entirely new and more modern look. All of the doors were white and now, with the black hardware, the whole house somehow just looks newer and has a much more up-to-date atmosphere. One wrinkle I did run into was in the size of the bore hole in edge of the doors. My original interior doors apparently had a 7/8" hole for the latch mechanism. The latch mechanism on these new handles is much beefier than the old contractor grade handles and requires a 1" hole. Apparently this has something to do with the older doors being from the 1990's. The one bathroom door that had been replaced a few years ago already had a 1" hole for the latch mechanism and didn't require any adjustment. For the others, I had to use a 1" drill bit (Amazon - wesleydrill 1" Reduced-Shank Drill Bit 1/2 Inch Shank $17) to open up the hole. Sort of a PITA but not too bad and well within the ability of the average DIY homeowner. All in including the drilling, it took about 20 minutes to install each handle. I spent another 10 minutes switching out the brass for new black hinges on each door (do one hinge at a time and it's a piece of cake). My daughter stopped by and noticed the change almost immediately. She is in real estate and said the new "modern retro" style would easily pay for itself in the increased appeal and market value of the home. My son wasn't as observant, but I suppose that is pretty typical. Anyway, for a couple hundred bucks, I feel like I got a major improvement in both the look and value of my home. Can't beat that. Read more
Great product. Good finish, easy to install, an overall great value. Read more
This is a heavy, sturdy door handle. As I age, I have difficulty getting a good grasp on a round door knob, so I bought this to replace the bathroom handle in my RV. It was an easy install and works great. It was delivered promptly. Read more
Extremely happy with these latches. Very nice oiled bronze finish. Appear to be well built as they function smoothly and feel very solid. The only issues I had with the install was due to the previous lock installation which had a different style latch without the rectangular screw down pad, just a round piece driven into the wood, which is probably why the doors closed so poorly. I had to create a jig to locate on the existing hole and route out the proper rectangular recess to install these as well a design some shims to reduce the hole size for a proper fit into the door. However it turned out to be an excellent training session for my apprentice in how to convert from CHEAP, poorly installed locks! I am VERY happy with these locks and installed them on all interior doors! These give a whole new experience to moving through your home! Read more