Wall Mount Mirror for Bathroom Brushed Black Metal Framed Rounded Corner Rectangular Vanity Mirror 24 x 36 Black

Love this mirror. Hung in my guest bathroom horizontally. Very attractive. Read more

I was amazingly impressed by this mirror. It looks so high-quality. It was so easy to install. It’s very sturdy up against the wall and so far seems pretty easy to clean as well! Definitely recommend it all around. Read more

Great mirror. Sturdy frame, clear reflection. Sadly I had to return it because it was too big for my space but if not for that, it would be a keeper. Read more

Lovely, modern looking mirror. Read more

Installation can be a challenge. There are two keyholes on the back that slide over two screws mounted perfectly on your wall. It would be helpful if they had told me these facts: The outside measure of the mirror is 30 1/16 x 20 1/8. The frame of the mirror extends 5/16 above the backboard, and the keyhole is recessed into the backboard 1/8” but has a “bubble” on it to accept the screw head. So if you let the screw stick out of the wall by 7/16” it will fit into the keyhole and the mirror will hang. If the screw doesn’t stick out enough, it won’t clear the frame to reach the keyhole. The two keyholes are, for horizontal hanging, 20 1/8” center-to-center, which means even if you find a stud, you will still need a drywall anchor for the second hole (as studs are 16” apart). For vertical hanging, the keyholes are 10 ½ “ apart. The mirror comes with some drywall anchors and screws but they didn’t look adequate. The mirror weighs 10 lbs and to allow for stress on it during cleaning the glass, allow 15 lbs. So I bought a set of #6 drywall anchors and screws. I measured on the wall (with a level) where the holes should go. Bottom of the frame to the horizontal mounts is 15 ¼”. Drill pilot holes first with a 3/16” bit in case you’re lucky and hit a stud. I did. On the other hole, the pilot hole is about 5/16” to accept the anchor. When you put in your screws, you have to estimate the head extension 7/16 by eye. You can always screw in more, but you can’t screw out without ruining the anchor. Make the same keyhole measurements on the reflecting side of the mirror and mark the keyhole locations on the glass with lipstick or Vaseline. That helps you align the screws with the keyholes, a procedure that is otherwise blind. I put a few 3M sticky pads at the bottom of the mirror to fill the space between the frame and the backboard so it wouldn’t rattle. The mirror looks really classy. It’s a great product at a great price. But you do need a bit of patience to install it. I should have hired someone. Took me all afternoon. Read more

Good quality & weight, & easy to hang. Looks exactly as described. I got an open box version & it was in perfect condition. Read more

the mirror is very cheap and streaks when you wash it. I wish I did not buy this and I wish I realized it before the contractor installed it. Read more

Beautiful mirror and well made. Read more