Victoria Mirror

A full-height mirror (also known as a full-length mirror) is a mirror that is tall enough to reflect your entire body, typically mounted on a wall or placed on the floor in a standing frame. These mirrors are often used for checking outfits, grooming, or for interior design purposes. The typical height is anywhere from 4 to 6 feet (120 to 180 cm), depending on the user’s needs and the room’s dimensions.

Types of Full-Length Mirrors:

1. Wall-Mounted: These mirrors are affixed to a wall and can be fixed at a height to suit the space. They often take up less floor space.
2. Freestanding: These mirrors are designed to stand on the floor. They may have an adjustable stand or a frame that keeps the mirror upright.
3. Leaning Mirrors: These mirrors are often designed to lean against the wall without being attached. They are popular for their ease of use and the ability to move them around.
4. Mirrored Furniture: Some full-length mirrors are incorporated into furniture, such as mirrored wardrobes, doors, or cabinets.

Features to Consider:

• Frame Material: Mirrors come with frames in various materials such as wood, metal, or plastic, and can be plain or ornate.
• Shape: While rectangular mirrors are most common, you can also find full-length mirrors in oval, round, or other unique shapes.
• Anti-Scratch/Anti-Fog Coatings: Some mirrors come with special coatings to reduce scratching or fogging, particularly useful in bathrooms.
• Adjustable Tilt: Some freestanding mirrors allow you to adjust the angle, offering flexibility in viewing.

Popular Uses:

• Wardrobe Checks: Checking outfits, shoes, and accessories.
• Room Decoration: Adding a sense of space and light to a room.
• Beauty and Grooming: Checking makeup, hair, and posture.

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