Cheval Floor Mirror with Tilting Oval Glass, Cherry Finish
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A cheval mirror pivots in its frame. You set the angle you want, it holds there, and you get a head to toe view of the shoes as well as the shirt. This one is finished in cherry, a warm red brown that suits traditional bedrooms and older houses.
- Elongated oval glass, softer than a plain rectangle
- Wood frame and stand in a cherry finish
- Tilts and stays at the angle you set
- Freestanding, so nothing goes into the wall
- Some assembly required
Dimensions: 22.5 inches wide, 16 inches deep, 59.25 inches tall.
At 15.43 pounds it moves easily. Carry it from the bedroom to the spare room when guests come, or turn it toward the window on a dark morning.
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This mirror is precious! Exactly what I wanted. Easy to put together, lightweight and simple to move around, sleek design and made with long lasting materials. Very stable and mirror quality is perfect.
it was so easy to assemble by myself. instructions were brief but easy to follow along with and it took me at most about 10 minutes to assemble it together. so gorgeous 😻 it's a great size. the stability of this mirror is in good conditions, it does not shake or fragile.
What a wonderful sturdy vintage looking mirror Assembling the parts were too easy. Height is also perfect for my family people. I bought the cherry colored, well polished and it's little heavy too. Mirror came unbroken , I unscratched and reflection is nice. Hope it lasts enough Recommend to buy.
It's nice in a bedroom corner!
While the stand on this mirror is not perfectly engineered, it is still sturdy and decorative at the same time. We had to purchase this one because we moved across the country and the one we had didn't make it (no room on the truck for it). We had the first one for years and I imagine the new one we purchased will last many years. One more thing - even with its beauty and functionality, it will still not reflect vampires. Don't ask me how I know that.