Gatco 4069S Elevate Rectangle Mirror, 31.5-inch, Brushed Brass

Although the end result was satisfactory, the installation process and product has its short comings. To easily improve the installation, the manufacturer should include a template to install the 4 independent mirror holders and replace the hex set screws that are unseen, (therefore difficult to get to), with regular flat screws which would be easier to tighten. Most important... the mirror floats about 2 inches off the wall, supported on the 4 edges. With some pressure (cleaning) in the middle, this could break. I cut, to size, 4 "donuts" from a swim "noodle" and slid them behind mirror for support. Manufacturer, take note...These three fixes might add $1. to the cost of the product, but improve it substantially.

I love this mirror. Great quality. It is secure yet can easily be tilted. Very clean lines. I found matching accessories that also are great made by same brand maker.

THe hardware they include is COMPLETELY worthless. A couple of teeny tiny screws that would be hard put to even hold up a paper plate are expected to hold up very heavy mirror....which they won't. We were waiting for our new bathroom to be completed before hanging 2 mirrors and by that time we realized the mirrors would not stay up with what was provided, our time to return had expired for a free return (it would of cost over $100 in mailing costs). After endlessly trying various hooks, toogles, screws, even calling the company for solutions, we realized we had hit a dead end. Rather than throwing the $200+ money spent for the 2 mirrors, we had to HIRE a handyman to hang them. He had to put a thin strip of wood, painted to match the rest of the bathroom as it was exposed, on the bottom of the mirrors, used chrome drawer pulls, yes drawer pulls, on wood for which the mirrors could rest on, and other hooks that supported the useless " ornaments" the company sent to hold the mirrors up. Too lazy to run up to take pictures now but will add later. The makeshift hooks detract from the whole look and mirrors can't tilt because of the way they had to be put up. At some point I will replace but in the meantime here to warn others.

This install was attempted by a master carpenter with over 45 years' experience. Sadly, the results were beyond awful. Observations:1. The mounting hardware is nearly impossible to align correctly on each side of the mirror (the best we could do is seen in the photo and is clearly unacceptable), due primarily to the plastic in the mounting bracket causing each bracket to slide, regardless of the tension applied.2. The set screws are covered in a thick thread-sealing compound. As such, the tiny, 2mm-Allen wrench supplied cannot be used to turn the set screws at all. We had to strip the compound off of the screws, a very time-consuming process. Combined with the fact that the set screws are so close to the wall makes using the Allen wrench to tighten the set screws an excruciatingly slow task (you'll be lucky to get 1/4-turn per attempt).3. The wall bracket and mounting brackets seem far too lightweight for the application. The mirror is heavy.4. One mirror ended up breaking during installation. The other has crooked mounts and looks terrible. I am switching the design for mirrors in the bathroom. This attempt was an epic failure.

I have worked as a handy man for over 10 years in homes and apartment buildings. I've installed countless mirrors from Moen and other vendors. This is by far the worse application of installation of a mirror. 1. A heavy mirror is usually mounted with a last step easy application method because of its weight and the obvious safety issue. The installation for this mirror asks professionals and first time weekend warrior installers to, with the mirror attached, trace around the arm that attaches to the bracket. Then use a small Allen wrench while holding the mirror to install. This is at the very least a safety hazard, especially to the novice installer. Though I could install it on my own, most would need an extra hand. The chances of this mirror coming off the bracket during the installation is much greater than with all others of a similar style that I have installed. The arm that attaches to the bracket is unstable and bends, which WILL lead to catastrophe. (Mirror shattering and possible injury) Other installations ask you to install all hardware and the final step is a simple hand attachment of the mirror. Though it seemingly gets some good reviews, buyer beware!!! Especially if your doing the installation yourself.

I just renovated my bathroom and searched for a long time for just the right mirror for my subway tile bathroom. This one was perfect! The mirror arrived quickly and my contactor’s crew put it up in no time. The mirror is very well made, considering the price is much lower than similar ones at Pottery Barn and Rejuvination. I was hesitant to buy it based on some reviews as I wasn’t sure that it would stay in place and not tilt in its own, but no worries at all. Some mentioned it was tricky to clean since it pivots but I held it steady with my left hand while cleaning and it was no issue at all. Very happy with this purchase.

The mirror itself is very beautiful. However, mounting it was a PAIN! You have to be very very exact and get everything lined up perfectly or else it will not mount correctly. Use a good level and measuring tape. I had to do a lot of adjusting on the clamps as well. Was not as easy as I thought. Once mounted it is very secure, BUT it tilts back and forth very easily. Cleaning it is scary because the mirror moves a lot. I'm sure it was meant to tilt, but warning in case you were expecting it to be in a fixed position like I did. Also, DO NOT take off the corner plastic protectors until after its mounted! I chipped the corner of mine very easily.

Lovely big, quality mirror. Easy to hang and robust fittings.

Beautiful. High quality

I’m missing a bracket for the side of the mirror. I only received one with the mirror not two. How do I get the bracket to install my mirror?Thank youVera Lattanzio

No Installation instructionsDifficult to work with

The glass used for the mirror has a flaw which makes the mirror look dirty.