I received my Mega Handles Privacy Lever Door Handle Set when promised, and it was packaged to ensure none of the elements were damaged or scratched. The finish on this set is matte black and is so good, it absorbs the light. This set out of the box weighs almost 2 pounds. The levers are long and substantial so you know you’ve grabbed the door handle. It is so sturdy, you won’t worry about damaging this lever with rough treatment. Most of the new door handle sets I’ve installed over the last 6 months or so have required me to enlarge the top and bottom of the hole for the latch mechanism. The knobs I’ve been replacing have been on these doors for at least 20 years and a couple of them likely go back to the original build over 40 years ago. Some of the strike plates are changing from curved edges to more sharp, squared edges, but my handy Dremel takes care of those small fit adjustments. The mfr instructions included with this set are comprehensive and easy to follow, especially if you’ve changed handle sets before. I always pull all the parts and hardware out to match it up with the instructions, and the only pieces that confused me before I started this installation were the three small, headless threaded screws. Those aren’t referenced on the instructions specifically but are used to tighten the rosette to the internal parts of the interior door and attaching the lever handle with the provided tiny Allen wrench - which I initially thought was the “key†for opening a locked door (this one is a push button). The quality of this set becomes clear during the installation. The screws attaching the interior and exterior pieces are inside the rosettes, so I didn’t have to struggle to tighten screws around a door handle - meaning no scratches from slipping off the screw. I wasn’t able to get the included screw installed on the bottom threaded posts, but I think that was more my error. I used a screw from the set I removed and it worked beautifully, so I moved on. Also, I was very thankful for the 3 extra, very tiny headless screws provided by the mfr to reattach the rosette and door lever. I dropped the first 2 I was attempting to reinstall, but since I had 3 extra, I was able to get the installation complete without letting go of everything to search for them. I found them during cleanup and stored them in a labeled bag in case I need them. I will admit that reattaching the rosette and door lever were the most frustrating part - those screws are tiny but they need to go in far enough to secure the rosette and lever, and the tool is tiny too! But once you get those reinstalled, you’re done. Installed, this handle set oozes quality. Hubby says it feels substantial, strong, durable and sturdy, and he doesn’t worry about breaking it (unlike the delicate, swirly lever on the powder room door). Honestly, to be worthy of this lever set, I think we need to replace this 40 year old door!While this wasn’t the easiest handle set I’ve ever installed, the sleek look and lack of exposed screw heads were worth the extra time and effort. Anyone who can read and follow instructions and use a Phillips head screwdriver and Allen wrench can install this door lever, and enjoy the result. The price point to value on this product is excellent, especially because of its durability. If you are looking for a really simple design esthetic combined with a substantial, well-manufactured door lever set, I highly recommend this Mega Handles Privacy Lever Door Handle Set - this gets all the stars!