Waterstone ® Plain Frameless Glass Mirror No Fittings Included (50 x 70cm Rectangle)

Perfect! Great quality and clarity! Super happy

Nice and thick and sturdy for the price. Used in the back of a display cupboard.

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Ben at waterstone was very helpful and attended to my issues very well. Good customer service. Would recommend Waterstone to other customers.

I've been searching for a mirror just like this for so long! It just amazes me the variety of measurements available and very good pricing for each of them! And the packaging was just perfect too! LOVE IT!

Brilliant high quality product, great value and delivered very quickly in really great protective packaging.

Perfect

The mirror arrived very promptly , by courier, 2 days earlier than the email stated , it was well packaged with bubble wrap and polystyrene in a large cardboard box ,I was careful to take It from the box and inspect for any damages during transit , all was ok , I set the mirror face down on a clean flat surface and used double sided 'tesa' powerbond white tape ,I used the full reel of tape around 3of the sides of the back of the mirror, and across what was going to be the top of the mirror and the 2 sides leaving the bottom side free, as I was using strong 'no more nails' adhesive , waterproof type, for use indoors or outdoors use in wet and damp areas , (the tube type ) with a caulking gun, as well as the double sided tape, I was going to slide it in place with the bottom side and line it up with the edge of horizontal line of bathroom tiles above the bathroom sink, and then press firmly to the wall, I had put it in lines covering the back of the mirror 2cm apart, making sure I put plenty on the bottom side that was without the double sided tape, and envisaged, some adhesive may come off during the sliding process , which a small amount did onto the wall, at the side of the mirror, which I was quick to remove before it dryed , I had ordered the 60 cm x 60 cm mirror, and I had already prepared the wall and tried the new mirror in place where I was going to attach it ,andI had cleaned and made sure the wall was dust/ lint free , and with it being a stud wall I didn't want tore- drill it and I wanted a clean flat surface , so took the rawl plugs out and fixings out that were slightly raised , that had held up the previous mirror, the new mirror was heavier than I thought, my 17 son helped me to put it in place , it needed 2 people to make sure it was straight and he did the holding in place with gentle pressure , and a soft cloth to make sure all areas were well stuck, and no air bubbles , and till the adhesive went off , it said 5 minutes on the tube , but he stayed holding the mirror for around 20 minutes just to make sure ,I had never used 'No more nails' before so we kept checking on the mirror over the next hour, it said on the tube that some surfaces may take longer to stick than others , and some may need a temporary fixing till the adhesive went off, I didn't know what I was going to use, to do that, as I didn't want to put any holes in my wall , so my son just held it in place as long as he possibly could around 20 minutes, the mirror has been in place 24 hours, so fingers crossed it's stuck solid . If and old lady like myself can install this type of mirror, it wasn't that difficult , but I know I could not have done it alone , I think most people would be able to install this type of mirror quite easily, that's not used to D.I Y, but it was easier with 2 people , as it was more awkward to hold the mirror with sticky adhesive on the back of the mirror, it's definitely value for the money I paid , I hope you find this review helpful .