Great replacement for front right door.
348026
Paid about $10 for this replacement handle to a 2005 Accent 2D Hatchback, manual. Fit perfectly, looks factory.
206196
Great addition to match existing door handle trim. Very easy install. Has held up great so far over the winter. Hope it lasts.
3455255
Great replacement for our new (old) house that has a couple pocket doors! Quick delivery too!
287881
This replaced the old one on our screen door which lasted about 25 years.  It was really easy to install.  I was worried about snapping the metal bar to the right size of the wish of the door and it wasn't too bad.  I just used a pair of needle nose pliers.
658567
Great replacement for my broken Door Handle. Fits like OEM.
1619931
These handles work great after a slight modification.  For the price, they are a great replacement for a well-loved truck.  Ours has 176,000 miles on it.  I'm glad I ordered both sides.  They had the clips that hold the metal arm in place on the wrong side - I unsnapped them and swapped.  They are very easy to install.  Look for videos online of Toyota door handle replacements.  You'll need a Philips head screw driver and a pair of pliers to replace the handle.  Use the pliers to hang onto the metal arm and keep it from disappearing into the door.
2771970
Arrived about three days quicker than expected. Ordered to replace torn flap on 5 yr. old "Ideal Original" door. Came with new outside plastic bracket that grips the top, but screw holes did not match door frame. Old flap  had 1/4" molded ridge on each side where it is gripped by bracket, this one is smooth, but new outer bracket it came with has protrusions that go thru holes for alignment and improved grip. Had previously drilled out original screw holes to accept machine screws with nuts and washers due to old screws stripping out over time. Had to drill new holes in door frame top to match new outer bracket and also drilled thru new bracket and reused machine screws and nuts as before. Perfect fit and good seal all around. Total replacement time, including drilling new holes, about 15 minutes.  ( BTW, old door bottom bar had rivets, new one did not, but still fits and works OK.)
254887
Fit 1950s era door hardware perfectly.  Easy to install.  A good replacement choice for the cost. Nice, nice,nice, nice. Nice.
854573
Great  replacement  item.
Fast turn  around.
2248839
I purchased this door as a replacement for a different make door I had purchased locally.  The first one I had purchased locally corroded right-a-way.  This one seems to be of better quality.  It was a bit harder to install and required some drilling but the lock works better than the old one.
1229805
Took 5 minutes to swap out.  I had originally purchased 2 for the front doors.  After using them for about a month, I then purchased 2 more to go on the back doors for symmetry.
1553227
Great product... easy to assemble and its a great addition to my front door entry.
2943677
very well made. Looks good at the front door
810575
An exact replacement for the existing (broken) hinge.  I wish it were made of something stronger than die cast zinc, but it was inexpensive, fit right into the existing cut-outs and screw grommets, and took me all of 5 minutes to install and adjust it...  Best of all - my wife is happy that the door works again! :-)
2616705
The replacement flap was easy to install and fits perfectly.
3137480
This house is vintage 1986 with original windows.  The cover had cracked, and something 'gave' inside, so the window wouldn't open and close anymore.  After finding the number on the original operator, I was able to order this one, which was an exact fit.  I managed to take out the old one (and figured out what a 'sill stop' was) and install the new one, all with my trusty Milwaukee cordless screwdriver and a flat head screwdriver. This seemed the most reasonable place to buy (I did not check H.D.) and fast delivery.  BTW, I am a 50ish woman, so this is not that difficult, and saved my husband the time.  Just be careful removing the sill (mine had 3 small nails) so you don't break it. I pried it up carefully in one piece and replaced it no problem.  I also bought wood glue and used the small toothpick-like sticks (which are included in this operator) to fill the old screw holes.  They snapped off easily.
Just remember to keep your handle, mine removed via the set screw, and use it on your new operator, as it doesn't not come with a handle. I will touch up the paint next time the window needs it. (I am getting quite handy, also replaced the cartridge in the Delta sink faucet recently. :0)
2532776
Very nice.  Looks good at my front door.  It is just what I was looking for.