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Form Full Length Mirror 165cm - Light Wood

SKU24095
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$99.00$115.00
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Size guide
  • 165 × 60 cmFull-length in a narrow strip of wall.
  • 6 cm frame depthA substantial edge rather than a thin border.
  • Lean or wall-mountWorks with or without drilling.
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Description

The Form is a plain rectangular full-length mirror, 165 × 60 × 6 cm and 9.4 kg. Its rubber wood frame is 6 cm deep, which gives the edge more presence than a thin-framed mirror. Behind it sits a 4 mm tempered pane on an MDF backboard, and it can be leaned or wall-mounted.

Form Full Length Mirror 165cm - Light Wood

165 cm tall on a 6 cm frame

165 × 60 × 6 cm

Sixty centimetres of width covers a full-body reflection while fitting a narrow wall. The 6 cm depth is the number to watch: this frame projects further than a 2.5 cm one, so keep it out of a doorway line or a tight walkway where a shoulder would catch it.

Form Full Length Mirror 165cm - Light Wood

Leaning suits a tenancy

The Form can be leaned or wall-mounted. Leaning leaves the wall untouched, which is the practical option in a flat you do not own, but a 165 cm panel standing on the floor can be pulled over — fix the frame back to the wall in any room children or pets use. Wall mounting carries 9.4 kg and needs a fixing matched to the wall type.

Rubber wood frame, tempered pane

The Form uses a rubber wood frame in a light wood finish, a 4 mm tempered pane and an MDF backboard. Tempered glass is heat-treated so it breaks into blunt granules rather than shards. Dust the frame dry and spray glass cleaner onto a cloth so nothing runs into the 6 cm rebate.

Dimensions & materials

  • Overall: 165 × 60 × 6 cm
  • Product weight: 9.4 kg
  • Frame: rubber wood
  • Backboard: MDF
  • Glass: 4 mm tempered
  • Colour: light wood
  • Carton: 173 × 68 × 7.5 cm, 15.3 kg

Assembly & delivery

No assembly is required. The carton measures 173 × 68 × 7.5 cm and weighs 15.3 kg, so the 173 cm length is the constraint rather than the weight — check stairwell turns and lift depth. Two people make it straightforward. Most orders ship the next business day.

Where the Form works

Flatting, where you want a proper dressing mirror but not new holes in someone else's wall. The Form leans at 165 × 60 cm, takes a narrow strip rather than a whole panel, and moves out with you. The 6 cm frame is its trade-off in a tight room. Secure it back to the wall if you lean it.

Why is the Form mirror frame 6 cm deep?

Six centimetres is the listed depth of the Form frame, more than twice the 2.5 to 3 cm frames used on the arched mirrors. A deeper frame reads as a piece of furniture rather than a panel on the wall. The trade-off is projection, so avoid a doorway line or a narrow walkway.

Is the Form mirror suitable for a flat you rent?

Leaning is one of the two listed options for the Form, so it works in a tenancy without drilling. Keep the carton for the end of the lease. Secure the frame back to the wall while it is in use, because a 165 cm mirror resting on the floor can be pulled over.

What is rubber wood and how does it compare with paulownia?

Rubber wood is the frame material listed for the Form, while the arched Eden and Ripple mirrors use paulownia. Rubber wood is the denser of the two, which is part of why the Form weighs 9.4 kg at 165 cm. Both take a light natural finish.

Does a rectangular mirror suit a room better than an arch?

A rectangle like the Form lines up with door frames, wardrobes and window reveals, so it reads as part of the room's structure. An arch does the opposite and softens those lines. Choose the Form when the room already has curves elsewhere, or when you want the mirror to sit quietly.

How heavy is the Form mirror carton at 173 cm?

The Form ships in one carton of 173 × 68 × 7.5 cm weighing 15.3 kg. Length rather than weight is what causes trouble, particularly at the turn of a staircase. Carry it flat with one person at each end and measure the tightest point on the route first.

What glass does the Form full-length mirror use?

A 4 mm tempered pane sits in the Form frame on an MDF backboard. Tempered glass is heat-treated during manufacture so it breaks into blunt granules rather than long shards, which matters on a mirror that stands at floor level in a bedroom.

Warranty & returns

1-Year Warranty

Manufacturing defects covered from delivery, for normal home use.

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30-day change of mind

Shop with 30-day change-of-mind returns. Return freight is at your cost; conditions apply.

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