Crown Mark Cheval Mirror White Mirror for Makeup

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Very happy with this purchase! Easy to move around and my daughter thinks it's very pretty.

My husband and I had 3 criteria to meet when we were looking for a mirror for our 14-1/2 year old 5'2" tall daughter - (1) INEXPENSIVE, (2) LARGE ENOUGH TO VIEW HERSELF FROM HEAD-TO-TOE, (3) A BRIGHT WHITE GLOSSY FINISH.We had looked at this mirror, as well as others, in the range of $150-$200 and were thrilled to see it listed at $42 and free shipping. We hesitated after reading the problems several customer had, but decided that, at that price, we had to check it out.We are thrilled with the mirror. It arrived on time, packed in styrofoam, in a box within another box - in perfect condition. It went together easily. The paint is a bright white gloss finish and adjusts forward and backwards. The mirror, including the frame, is 59.5 inches which is shorter than my daughter, but she had no problem seeing herself from head-to-toe by simply tilting the mirror slightly and standing back about 2 feet from the mirror.Is this a mirror that will last for generations? No (but I hope it will last until she goes to college). Does it LOOK like a high-quality piece of furniture? No (It reminds me of something you'd see at Target or Walmart). Would I like the mirror as much if I had paid $150-$200 for it? No. What would I value the mirror at? Probably about $75. Does it look like an accessory I would place in a master bedroom? No (I see it more for a young girl or teenager's room or maybe a guest room).

My bedroom is decorated with antiques and I wanted a full length mirror that wasn't the typical generic wall-mount type. However, I didn't want to spend a lot. This mirror fit the bill perfectly. It arrived quickly, in perfect condition, and was extremely easy to put together. It took me about 5 minutes to assemble it, and it's very lightweight, so it was easy to move when I was done.Some people have mentioned issues with the size or the quality of the finish. I don't have issues with either of these things. I am 5'5" and my husband is over 6ft tall. Both of us can use this mirror, because it tilts to adjust for full view. This is NOT strictly a children's mirror. Secondly, this mirror is made of wood, so you can see the texture of the wood grain in places. It's not a distressed finish where you can actually see the wood beneath, though (just the grain of it, and only in inconspicuous places like parts of the legs). For the price, I really can't find anything to complain about. This mirror is beautiful and very well made.

This is a great mirror, not just for little kids. I got it as a gift for my sister, and she thinks it's perfect. We are both adult people with full-grown bodies, and the length of this mirror works just fine if you're standing a few feet away, just like with any mirror. The paint finish is a bit inconsistent in some spots, but nothing terribly noticeable. The mirror is tilt-able just like described, just loosen or tighten the chevals, like so.No complaints about the shipping, it arrived within a week and was not damaged at all. It is packed within a styrofoam frame within a box, which is inside of another box. There IS a small line-type drawing of a cheval mirror on the mirror box, but not on the outermost box with the shipping label--and it is not an actual picture of the mirror, in case you are wondering about shipping it as a gift.I assembled this with one other person--it would be a bit awkward on your own. The assembly instructions were not complicated---you'll need a Phillips head screwdriver.