Better Bevel 24" x 36" Frameless Rounded Corner Rectangle Mirror | 1" Beveled Edge | Bathroom Wall Mirror

Defective cleat on backside of the mirror. Contacted the company and they are sending a new one. Very good customer service. I love the mirror and really wanted it for my bathroom. Thank you Better Bevel.

Love the clean lines and modern yet rustic look of this mirror. We remodeled our bathroom with a rustic/modern/spa vibe, and this mirror was perfect for it!We got the 30x40 in silver.The silver is like a brushed/muted silver, it's not chrome or shiny.Our other accessories are brushed nickel, but the nickel mirror seemed to have too much "gold" or "champagne" tone for me, so we went with the silver and it matches perfectly with the brushed nickel accessories.

Modern and good mounting system

The mirror had mounting clip glued on the back of the mirror.I purchased three mirrors and all of them had the clip glued in an angle. This caused the gap between the mirror and clip too small for other clip to slide in.I was going to request exchange but the seller requires buyers to ship the product in their own expenses. The cost to send the mirror was close to $100.As an alternative, I ended up buying thinner clip so it will slide in to the narrower gap.I like the design and of the product. But cannot agree with its return/ exchange policy.

Quality mirror with the best brackets I've ever seen. Solid unit.

Better Bevel makes a great mirror! This is our second time purchasing mirrors through them. Customer service is wonderful if there is. Shipping issue. The French cleats make hanging these so simple. Our master bath was very builder grade boring. These mirrors helped totally change the look. Would absolutely purchase from better bevel again.

So we ordered this mirror for a bathroom redo. It is a very nice mirror, but there are two issues with the mounting system. First, it's a great idea! Very solid and sturdy EXCEPT it comes with two mounting mounting bars mounted on the back of the mirror, which is fine if you are mounting it on a flat wall. However, we have a tile backsplash wall that goes up fairly high (think 50s style) and the horizontal mounting bar hit the tile when we hung it vertically and since that bar was then on the right side of the mirror, the mirror hung slanted or twisted and not flat to the wall. We wrote to ask if there was a way to remove the extra mounting bar, but received no response. Wrote again, no response. In the end, we remounted the mirror using a spacer piece of wood the width of the mounting bar so it hung parallel to the wall. The other issue is that studs are 16 inches apart. We were using this for a bathroom that has a lot of pipes and wires stuffed between the studs. So to mount the mirror we wanted to hit studs rather than using drywall screws as in an old house we didn't know exactly where all the pipes and wires were and didn't want to hit them. To fix this we cut the mounting bar in half, drilled an extra hole on each side for support, spaced so they would hit the studs, and screwed them into the studs. They really should just make the mounting bar 17 - 18 inches long so people can mount it easily to studs if they want to.

I dislike the mirror, it is showing signs of rusting already.

I haven’t hung these mirrors yet but they are beautiful. They are thick, sturdy, and arrived in perfect shape. I can’t speak to the install but the aesthetic is great.