Iron Valley - 5-1/2" Small Pull Handle - Grab Bar - Solid Cast Iron (Pack of 3)

I like the way these look. They’re heavy. They’re cool. They’re rustic. They even include flathead screws to keep with that old timey look. Although that’s part of the problem too. Flatheads are always harder to screw in while trying to properly place something. I gave them 5 star, but wish there was a 4.5 just because of the flathead screws being harder to install. With that being said, they do look cool on my 1860ies trunk (needed handles to carry and allow my kid to safely access the trunk) and I’m ordering more for my barn doors on my pantry. Anyway, you’ll be pleased with these!

I bought this to craft a homemade cheese serving tray. The reason I gave it 4 stars is because I personally think the price is a little high. Other then that it was a good size and easy to install.

After doing business with Amazon for years, and spending a large amount of my hard-earned dollars here, I have not been one to post reviews. Just not taking the time unless it's a product like these handles. Here's the thing...yes, they are rather expensive for cabinet handles. But...they are seriously worth it. I replaced all of the handles in the kitchen and coffee bar. Now the pantry. The pictures do not do justice to the quality. Thank you .

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Looks good. Used a manual (not electric) screwdriver, but the finish still came off a little. One handle is wobbly, but it could be user error or the wine barrel lid I used.

This is a very nice piece seems to be true cast iron and is just the right amount of "roughness" to enhance my traditional strong-box project. A++

Beautiful small barn door handle. Using this for the inside of my bathroom barn door. It's beautiful, pic does not do it justice. Comes with screws, just need to pre drill the holes and use a flat head screw driver and it's done:)

I purchased this as a handle for my son's large tack trunk that my husband made for him. Its really sturdy and is easy for him to grab and open his box.

I used this on a barn door I constructed for a closet. It has a beautiful, rustic look. Weighty, substantial feel without being heavy per se. The finish is smooth and nice to touch. It doesn’t detract from the main piece, that being the door. It blends in without being completely lost and insignificant. Install was easy. Drill pilot holes (I used a 3/16 bit) that line up with the holes on the handle, insert and tighten screws, then you’re set.