The mirror is thin and not very heavy. The white frame has a sheen and finish as is seen on plastic frames.

This was exactly as expected. Quality is very good. It’s heavy and sturdy. Bright white color. The paint is semi-gloss and perfect for a bathroom. I’m going to put it above the vanity in a half bath.

A high-quality mirror should posses excellent craftsmanship, and it is in this regard that this particular mirror truly shines. The frame is expertly constructed using durable materials, ensuring both sturdiness and longevity. The edges are carefully finished, providing a smooth and polished look. Additionally, the mirror itself should be of high optical quality, delivering a clear and distortion-free reflection. Fortunately, this white mirror lives up to these expectations, leaving no room for disappointment in terms of its construction and quality.

This is an absolutely beautiful mirror. It is a very heavy and sturdy mirror. The pattern on the outside frame makes it look very modern and gives it a rich look. I chose the white one so that it goes with anything I change my bathroom to. The glass in the mirror is very true looking and doesn't distort the picture.

I like this mirror for modernizing my powder room from a builder grade frameless oval mirror. It’s actually pretty heavy but some how manages to look just a little cheap - more of a plastic look than a wood look (but I think that’s the semigloss paint doing that). There are lots of hanging options already attached for any direction. And it’s a true white - not off white, no grey undertones, and not distressed.

Ok well originally I thought this would be a great mirror- then I unpacked the mirror and saw the warnings on the back !! It was going to go into my daughters room, but after reading the health warning it isn’t! The actual finish is nice but think it will collect dust on the pattern of the mold. I also can’t work out what it’s made of and there isn’t any comment apart from the health warnings… the fixings look strong to take the weight either landscape or portrait. There are a few what I would call defects on the back - not an issue as it won’t be seen once hung and it makes me think the product used must be man made. I don’t know the lady who teamed up with the makers, but I wouldn’t want to put my name to something with such health warnings. Not a mirror for me I’m afraid