Delma Glass Full Length Wall Mirror Tiles, 14” x 12” 4PCS, Frameless Body Tiles for Bedroom, Mounted Home Gym, Door

Can be a one person job, but two people make it easier
2nd time buying this from this seller. First time was over a year ago when it was $50+ more than it is now. It was too expensive initially to purchase two sets for each side of my “gym room,” so I had one mirror leaning against the wall on either side for over a year. I pulled the trigger on a second set after seeing it was more than $50 cheaper. The original set I bought had white frames but the one on sale now had silver frames. It held up well even without being mounted and was very stable just leaning against the wall (i have matte finish floors so not as slippery). I finally mounted both sets to the wall after the second set arrived. Mounting was done by myself (short female with little to no experience with this type of chore). I had no leveler so I eyeballed it using 8×11 paper.Instructions I used1. Line up the bottle edge of the frame to the wall and use a pen to mark the holes to drill.2. I had an old electric hand drill, used a 1/4” brad point drill bit to make a hole to place the drywall anchors (used a rubber surface mallet to tap the anchors in).3. Hold the bottom frame to the wall and use a screwdriver bit to drill the screws in (DONT FORGET to put the gold cap holder(?) on the screws first)4. Place one of the mirrors on top of the bottom frame and temporarily place the top frame on top of it, and use a pen to mark the screw holes again.5. Remove both the mirror and top frame and repeat step 2 for the top frame6. Place the LEFT mirror on top of the bottom frame, line up the top frame and drill in the screws to the LEFT MOST wall anchor (with gold screw cap holder on ). Placing the screw on the left most location first is important so you can rotate the top frame gently to give room to place the RIGHT mirror while holding the left mirror in place.. this was very improbable for me because I was mounting these by myself.7. I used by bum to hold the left mirror in place and grabbed the right mirror and also placed it on top of the bottom frame.8. Put the top frame in position over both mirrors9. Screw down the remaining screws (with the gold screw cap holders on first!!)10. Place the screw caps.I am forgetful and completely forgot the screw cap holders (gold) so i removed all the screws (one at a time — so that I did not have to undo everything) after the full set up to place the holders on.First set of mirrors took about 30 min and 2nd set only took 10 minutes after I got the hang of it.A little bummed that I paid more for the first set, but if I were more optimistic, I should be happy about the discount on the 2nd set.

Can be tricky, but works will
If I could give 4.5 stars, that would be my preference. They look great and were a really good value.My main issue was during the installation. I expected that there would be at least some moments of grace time when lining-up the mirror to make slight adjustments in straightening them. Nope. Once they touch the wall (or even a portion of the wall) they’re going to be there for good unless you remove it (taking-up your drywall with it). Removing these tiles when I didn’t initially get it straight wasn’t easy, either. I only had luck using the back of a hammer to try and detach them. This was successful without breaking the mirror a couple times. But it ended-up breaking some of them along the way.Advice: I wanted all of my mirrors to be touching, having no wall showing between the mirrors. This is what caused the problem above… the lining had to be perfect. I think if I had about a 1″ border around each mirror it would have been more forgiving when things weren’t going perfectly. If you do want no borders between your mirrors, (1) buy extra just in case, (2) be patient… it can be tricky, and (3) consider lining your floor to prepare for all the broken shards of glass when the mirrors might break.Even with the problems above, I’d still purchase the product again. I’ve only had them for a few weeks, but the stickiness that gave me problems also likely means they’ll be on my wall until I intentionally want them off. I don’t think they’ll just fall on their own. And even though that made installation taxing, it’ll make the finished product longer-lasting.

Mirrors had distortions, some warping.

Come da descrizione, fatto molto bene e prende molto bene tutta la stanza e me che sono alto 1,76.In più se lo metti lo specchio a una altezza di 50 cm da terra una persona alta 1,90 lo si vede perfettamente

When I moved into a new single room, there was no full-length mirror, and I didn’t want to buy a big standing or hanging one because my space is quite small — I prefer a minimalist setup. I found these Delma Glass Full-Length Mirror Tiles (4 pcs) and thought they were the perfect alternative.I was pleasantly surprised by the clear reflection and good quality — exactly what I needed. The size works well for a full-body view, and once installed, they look clean and modern.The setup process, however, took some time. I did it alone, and it took me around three hours to measure, position, and stick the tiles onto my built-in wardrobe doors. Unfortunately, I broke one tile while trying to readjust because the adhesive tape is very strong — once it sticks, it’s hard to remove without damage. So definitely plan your layout properly before applying!It’s been over a year now, and the remaining tiles are still secure and stable, with no loosening or slipping. Even with just three tiles instead of four, it still gives a clear full-body view.If you don’t mind the visible lines between tiles, this is a great space-saving and affordable mirror option. But if you want a seamless look, you might prefer a single full mirror instead.