Carriage House Garage Door Decorative Hardware Set - Spear Style

Nice quality. Arrived undamaged and quickly.

Very nice touch to our wooden garage doors! Good quality too.

This was exactly what I was looking for to embellish the garage at our new home. The product looks great! The product also arrived very quickly. It shipped the same day I ordered it, which was very nice.

Used to fake the carriage door look on my boring plain white door. Spray painted some fake windows along the top, added these, and *boom* carriage door.

It did make my garage door look great.

These are exactly what our house needed. I purchased these over the other hardware sets because they were metal. They are heavy and I believe will be very durable. Installation was easy.

I have purchased 3 sets of these decorative hinges. They are very nice with a hammered faux finish. Easy install. However the last order was short 1 screw. I had read reviews warning of this. I will contact the vendor and finish my review of this product after I talk with them. Im giving it a 4 star for know, pending customer service.

Solid metal and great price for them. All pieces included. Easy to put on door. Really makes a difference in curb appeal. Very happy with these so far.

Worth every penny !

I got tired of the plain look to my faded garage doors so finally decided to do something about it. Along with some gel stain, I was able to completely transform the look of my house. These hardware sets are the icing to the cake. They arrived quickly and packaged very nicely with protective papers in between each piece to prevent scratching. The hinges attach with phillips head screws which are included. While they could be a bit more decorative with some screw caps, the screws themselves are textured to match the hinges, and therefore do not noticeably stand out. The handles look equally as nice, but did not come with matching texture screws, therefore I deducted one star. The mounting holes for the handles do need to be drilled completely through the door, as they are attached with bolts rather than short screws. Easy to do with a handheld drill. Id rather mount them this way rather than with screws just in case someone actually intends to use the handle to lift the door. Id be afraid a small screw would simply pull out of the thin sheet metal the doors are made of.