Head West Brushed Nickel Bathroom Vanity Mirror, Beveled Stainless Steel Decorative Mirror for Wall Decor, Metal Rectangle Bathroom Mirrors for Over Sink, Bedroom, Living Room Entryway Hallway 24"x30"

Purchased for above the vanity in a small bathroom. Instantly updated the room with the timelessly stylish design. Hung long, not wide perfect for the space. Opinion: good value, would recommend and would definitely purchase again.

Dear Head West,We bought this mirror over 3 months ago and just finally got a chance to install it a few weeks ago. This was for one of our other full sized bathroom. We changed out the vanity because it was falling apart and the sink was broken and leaking. We bought our vanity from Lowes and got it installed by Mr. Handyman. Lowes originally quoted us $1k to install the vanity which I thought was ridiculous because the year before we had our master bedroom vanity replaced and it didn’t cost that much money. We looked around and found Mr. Handyman and they installed it for about 3rd of the cost. After they installed it we realized that the original mirror was too big for the vanity so we started to look around. The vanity had silver handles and the faucet was also silver so this mirror was not only the perfect size, the color, and the design fit perfectly.At first, the install was going to be challenging because once Mr. Handyman removed the mirror to install the vanity we noticed that there was a huge hole in our wall which he patched up. We never knew it was there because we just bought the home in December 2019 and just got around to changing out the vanity.Installing the mirror was pretty simple. There is a bracket that you mount to the wall with 3 screws and anchors. However, because the drywall was weak in the middle when I was inserting the plastic anchors the middle one went right through the drywall when I was trying to insert it. I only ended up using the right and left screw holes to hold up the bracket. The last step was a little tricky because there was only about an inch of space between the backsplash and the mirror so it was a bit challenging to get to hook on the bracket but I got it to hook and it’s been up ever since and is perfect.Be aware that the mirror is really heavy and you definitely need to insert the plastic anchors or else the mirror will fall off of your wall. This method is also used at mounting heavier objects and at first, the install was intimidating but once I started to work on it it was pretty simple.Thanks.

I was so happy with the mirror that I bought another for the 2nd bathroom. The mirror has a solid feel & look and is a nice accent piece for the bathroom. It is well constructed with appropriate attention to detail. The mirror comes with two hangers on its back so it can be hung vertically or horizontally and is easy to install. I suggest removing the unused hanger from the back of the mirror so the mirror rests against the wall better.

The mirror is sturdy and looks great. Just one thing - I did not realize that you are not supposed to peel off the plastic coating on the metal frame. Where I started to peel this off, the metal has remants of the glue and now (a few months later) is starting to corrode in spots. Where I let the plastic on, it is fine. And the plastic coated from looks OK - just don't pull if off!! And you will have a nice solid bathroom mirror that is a good investment for the price.

Arrived on time, solid construction. Mounting system is great but could have used instructions to make it easier to determine where to mount the bracket on the wall. Basically the holes in the bracket mounted on wall should be 2” below where you want the top of the mirror to be.

Bot these for my master bathroom remodel. Double sink vanity so I need 2 mirrors. They are simply elegant. Not hung yet but looks like mounting system is very sturdy.

The media could not be loaded.  Appears to be a good quality mirror. Looks good too. I especially like that it hangs from a cleat that attaches to the wall. Very secure. But this is not your plug and play mirror. There are no instructions included or information of any kind. Once you realize that there is a film that should be removed from the frame, you have to spend an unreasonable amount of time peeling it off. After the film is removed, the finish looks blotchy and marred due to the adhesive residue from the film. I had setup a return until I read a review of the same mirror. The reviewer confirmed that the film should be removed. Then he used Goof Off adhesive remover to clean up the frame. I tried that and it worked. Now, the frame looks good. However, buyers should not have to use harsh chemicals and lots of time to hang something as simple as a mirror.

The film protecting the nickel was adhered to the metal when it was removed. Tried several things to get it off. finally after any hour of working with it with vinegar we got most of it off. Also a small defect (black hole) in the mirror. A lot of extra work just to hang a mirror. Otherwise the mirror appears sturdy and easy to hang.I should have returned this when I had trouble with the film protecting the nickel but didn't. Now look how the Nickel looks less than a year later. Very disgusted with this product. Picture added Dec 23