58"×18" Arched Full Length Mirror Arched with Stand

I just finished mounting this mirror and overall I’m super impressed with the quality, especially for a mirror under $100 (I got it for $69).

Pros:
• As stated above, a great price!
• It was well packed with a combination of ½” and ¾” rigid foam all around with plywood reinforced ends. It arrived in mint condition in two days with Prime shipping.
• The frame is made of square aluminum tubing and is very rigid.
• The ‘fun house’ mirror effect that some complain about was only observable when I stood half way across the room, focused on a single object (table lamp) and moved slowly from side to side. Honestly, if I wasn’t looking for it I wouldn’t have picked up on the minimal distortion (certainly not enough to move this comment to the Cons section
• The stand was fully assembled and recessed into the frame to allow me to leave it in place and still mount flat to the wall.

Cons:
• It was listed as 18”x58” but it was closer to 17 ¼” W by just short of 58”L.
• The mounting brackets are heavy duty but unfortunately they are a rigid key-hole-slot design with no room for mounting measurement errors. Typical, brackets have an adjustable triangular piece of heavy metal at the top of each wall mounting point and allow for some degree of inaccuracy in width spacing between the brackets. Not these puppies. Be sure your measurements are accurate down to the 16th inch (see tip below).
• Speaking of the brackets, they were attached with a 1/8” difference in height (bottom to top). I needed to adjust the wall anker for different heights to compensate.

Installation Tip:
• Reuse a long piece of the shipping plywood to make a template for the screw holes. This will save you from having a crooked mirror or patching drywall.
• Layout the spacing exactly as you think you will on the wall. If you need to adjust one of the screws vertically to compensate for different bracket heights, this is the place to do it before drilling into the wall in the wrong place.
• Drill 1/8” holes in the plywood exactly where the screws will be located and inert them almost completely into the template.
• Flip the template over and slide the screw heads onto the frame brackets to see if you got all of the spacing right. I measured from the frame bottom to the mounted template.
• When it fits correctly. Back out the screws until the tips just barely protrude from the wood.
• Using a level against the wood strip and with the screw tips lightly touching the wall, position the template where you want to drill holes and tap it to mark screw hole locations in the drywall. Drill ¼” holes in the drywall for the ankers, insert screws almost all the way into the ankers and hang you new mirror.
• Because the brackets are on the rear edges of the frame it will be no problem seeing both the screw and bracket from the sides to mount.

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Super cute and affordable compared to other mirrors similar to this one!

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Mirror mirror on the wall. I made a great purchase and that is all.

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I love it! It was delivered in perfect condition and looks better than I imagined. I do not notice any distortion at all and it seems pretty sturdy.

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Good mirror with no distortion, but I wish the door hangers matched the mirror or were less unattractive/cheap looking. Mine was also missing the double sided foam to stabilize the mirror.

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Love everything about this mirror. Multiple ways to style it, perfect size. I'm 5'7 and it's not too short or over sized. Not heavy, and easy to move around. Getting more for our kids rooms!

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I bought this for our guest room. It's lightweight but sturdy. There is no distortion to the image. It's just enough not overwhelming.

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Perfect height and it so pretty