I got this two pack of doorknobs to serve as pull handles on accordion style closet doors. The two knobs were packed in a box, each one wrapped in bubble wrap with baggies holding allen wrenches and replacement tensioning hardware should the customer strip out the stock ones. I didn't end up needing those replacements, once everything was unpacked and planned, all that was needed was to drill the pilot holes with a small drill bit, and screw the included wood screws in to the knob housing. Altogether, disassembling the door knobs, and assembling them on the doors, screwing them in place, it took less than 30 minutes. These door knobs are solid and substantial, whether affixed to a door or held in hand, the weight is definitely noticeable. It is not solid brass, but zinc metal alloy covered with a satin brass metal shell. It does not effect the weight factor, though, these are at least two times heavier than the usual doorknobs I have seen/installed. Since I got the 'dummy' version on purpose, I knew what I was getting into, but be aware, the dummy version, in spite of looking similar to the other offerings, does NOT turn at all, its a 'fake' doorknob to be pulled or pushed on a non locking door only. The instructions were easy to follow, the knobs are quality, and they look real good on a door. The issues I take are small and price related. I recognize these are high quality offerings put forth by a small business, and I appreciate small business trying to make it in a big world filled with big monster sized businesses, but 43 dollars for a two pack of knobs is ten dollars too much in my opinion. Lowering the price to 33 dollars would still show the customer base to expect high quality while staying competitively priced with other luxury offerings. All in all, when looking for a brass modern looking minimal door knob offering, this is a great option, I recommend it!