Delma Home Gym Mirror Tiles, 14” x 12” Glass Frameless Mirror (16 PCS), Large Wall Mirror for Home Gym,Bedroom,Door,Bathroom

Great gym mirror
My husband bought this for our basement gym and I thought it was going to be a complete pain in the butt to hang, but it was quite simple and it looks great.

Great option for a fraction of the price!
I bought two 24 packs of the 12″x14″ mirror tiles for my home gym project, which gave me an 8′ wide x 5′ tall mirror. It’s not perfect (pros and cons below), but I still love it and am very satisfied with this purchase!Pros: 1) I love that I was able to build a giant mirror for only about $180 (after buying 3m Command Strips as an alternative installation option). 2) Easy and cheap shipping (they come in a very small box). 3) Easy install (with 3m Command Strips you can remove the tiles and put them back up as many times as needed to get it perfect). 4) Modular and scalable you can set them up in any configuration or shape you want and expand/add more later. 5) If you move to a new place, you can take them with you (just buy more Command Strips). 6) The tiles look like real mirrors. 7) Speedy delivery.Cons: 1) Distorted image or gaps between tiles. If you put them right up against eachother the cracks distort the image. If you put a small gap between them it looks better but then you have tiny gaps. With the 3m Command Strips, I was able to do lots of trial and error to get the most seamless mirror possible, but it’s still not absolutely perfect. 2) The sticky stuff they provide (glue and double sided sticky foam) will ruin a wall if you need to remove them (see other reviews). This is where the 3m Command Strips come in. I got the “small” size and cut them in half, putting one in each corner of every tile, and haven’t had a single issue. These added about $40 to my total project cost, but is well worth it for the ease of installation, removal and moveability.All in all, I would go this route again if I ever have to set up another home gym on a budget. It is a very affordable and easy way to have a huge mirror. You just have to decide if you want small gaps between tiles or a fun house effect along the edges, which still beats spending a thousand dollars on a giant heavy mirror in my opinion. I went with the funhouse option, but it doesn’t bother me when I think about how much money I saved.

Mirrors had distortions, some warping.

Come da descrizione, fatto molto bene e prende molto bene tutta la stanza e me che sono alto 1,76.In più se lo metti lo specchio a una altezza di 50 cm da terra una persona alta 1,90 lo si vede perfettamente

When I moved into a new single room, there was no full-length mirror, and I didn’t want to buy a big standing or hanging one because my space is quite small — I prefer a minimalist setup. I found these Delma Glass Full-Length Mirror Tiles (4 pcs) and thought they were the perfect alternative.I was pleasantly surprised by the clear reflection and good quality — exactly what I needed. The size works well for a full-body view, and once installed, they look clean and modern.The setup process, however, took some time. I did it alone, and it took me around three hours to measure, position, and stick the tiles onto my built-in wardrobe doors. Unfortunately, I broke one tile while trying to readjust because the adhesive tape is very strong — once it sticks, it’s hard to remove without damage. So definitely plan your layout properly before applying!It’s been over a year now, and the remaining tiles are still secure and stable, with no loosening or slipping. Even with just three tiles instead of four, it still gives a clear full-body view.If you don’t mind the visible lines between tiles, this is a great space-saving and affordable mirror option. But if you want a seamless look, you might prefer a single full mirror instead.