Round Brass Vanity Mirror

Hanging a mirror can be a daunting task but an easy accomplishment with the right tools and time. Firstly, examine the fixtures on the back of your mirror to decide what hooks/screws are best. If you want your mirror close or flush to the wall you want flat screws with a wide lip to keep hooks securely in place. Secondly, compare the weight of the mirror to the wall and ensure you have joists that will be able to hold it in the correct position, and make sure that you have the correct rawlplug and screw combination for the material of wall you have. Lastly, measure and measure again to get your fixtures in the correct position and height on your wall before making any holes!

For most lightweight mirrors this is a quick and easy job and in some cases can be done with a hammer and nail, but larger mirrors are extremely heavy pieces and can cause injury if hung improperly. We always recommend hiring a professional if you are in any doubt. If you have any queries relating to your particular mirror do not hesitate to contact us at hello@orianab.com.

Bathroom mirrors can be specialist items as the addition of steam and water may warp or peel some materials. As a rule of thumb stick to metal frames and backing and avoid wooden or felt backed pieces. If you have any questions relating to your particular mirror do not hesitate to contact us at hello@orianab.com.

We take great care when preparing mirrors for delivery as we know how easily they can be damaged in transit and how disappointing a broken order can be. As we are so careful about packing mirrors they may come separately from the rest of your order. For mirrors that are in-stock please allow up to 7 days for delivery. As some mirrors require a specialist courier service to ensure their safe arrival, the lead times can be a little longer but if you are in need of the mirror urgently please contact us at hello@orianab.com.