Round Mirror for Wall Round Wall Hanging Mirror 39 Inch Gold Metal Framed Circle Mirror Modern Vanity Wall Decor for Entryways, Bathroom or Dorm

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1. TrinaK Verified Buyer – 5 April 2024

   I am having trouble matching up brushed gold products with one another. This mirror matched perfectly with the light I purchased from gigamirror.com. Perfect size for a powder room.
   

2. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 13 May 2024

   The 48” round version (and I’d suspect the 36” version as well) is poorly designed from the perspective of hanging. First, it has two anchoring points that are very small and integrated into the frame – this makes it nearly impossible to see if the two holes in the frame align with the two screws in the wall. A cleat (or something similar) would be a better solution. Second, the screws and drywall anchors do not hold the mirror’s weight. You’ll need to purchase separate hardware with anchors that can manage the weight. Also note that the two anchoring points are 45mm 17 5/8in) apart – just a bit too wide to anchor into two studs. The anchor points are also just 2.5in from the top so if you chose to use high-strength picture wire hung onto a single hanger screwed into a stud, that there isn’t enough space for the wire’s natural give and you’ll see the hanging point.
   

3. Wayfarer Verified Buyer – 6 June 2024

   Arrived well packaged. It really updated our bedroom!
   

4. Barbara Crowley Verified Buyer – 3 August 2024

   Love the mirror, very difficult to hang.
   

5. bluebuoy Verified Buyer – 7 August 2024

   I like it and it was a great price and arrived quickly. It’s quite heavy which good in terms of strength but its difficult to hang. The two hanging holes on the back are too close to the top, so hanging it with wire leads to seeing the hook. I was able to get it to hang by mounting one of the holes onto a large screw, finally. If you look very, very closely you can find a couple of minor flaws but I don’t think they’re noticeable.

   

6. Niki Petroff Verified Buyer – 1 March 2025

   This looks great on my big, blank staircase wall. Hanging was definitely a two person job…it’s not unbearably heavy, but it’s heavy enough to warrant an extra set of hands. Tip for drilling the holes in the wall: I put a strip of painters tape on the back of the mirror to mark where I needed to drill the holes, then transferred the tape to the wall to do the actual drilling. Not sure how I made it this far in life without doing that, it’s a huge time saver!

   

7. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 2 March 2025

   The 48” round version (and I’d suspect the 36” version as well) is poorly designed from the perspective of hanging. First, it has two anchoring points that are very small and integrated into the frame – this makes it nearly impossible to see if the two holes in the frame align with the two screws in the wall. A cleat (or something similar) would be a better solution. Second, the screws and drywall anchors do not hold the mirror’s weight. You’ll need to purchase separate hardware with anchors that can manage the weight. Also note that the two anchoring points are 45mm 17 5/8in) apart – just a bit too wide to anchor into two studs. The anchor points are also just 2.5in from the top so if you chose to use high-strength picture wire hung onto a single hanger screwed into a stud, that there isn’t enough space for the wire’s natural give and you’ll see the hanging point.

   

8. Milagros Rodriguez Verified Buyer – 14 March 2025

   Beautiful just right
   

9. HLSC Verified Buyer – 21 March 2025

   The mirror came well packaged and is as shown. It is much larger than pictures make it look.
   

10. Redsnakeking Verified Buyer – 1 April 2025

    Ok mirror, I have a gold version. The paint is applied a little inconsistently but generally this does the job. I’ll be the only person who knows there are two spots on the mirror with odd paint application