La Hacienda Church Window Steel Wall Mirror

Several pieces of pressed steel (about 3 times the thickness of a tin can) welded together form the rigid frame. The mirror is a single sheet of glass, nicely silvered. Inside the steel frame, a good number of bent metal tabs hold the mirror in place, along with its backing sheet of corrugated plastic, and at the top a slot takes the head of a number 10 screw for fixing. If you do need to hold down the bottom, there are a couple of structural struts around which you can loop a piece of garden wire. A label on the back advises that when placed outside, rust spots will develop and that is not a fault, and also that the mirror should not be placed in direct sunlight.

The mirror arrived well packaged and without any damage, it is fairly light in weight and was easily fixed to the fence. although we added some extra fixings to keep it still in high winds. We are thrilled with it and think it looks fabulous in the garden, The frame is metal, distressed to look oldish and it is real glass.

I bought one of these for a newly built hallway extension. I bought one but decided 3 would look better on the long wall. How right I was. They look great and everyone keeps asking where I got then. Extemely well packaged. Arrived quickly and are made to a very high standard. Would highly recommend. 😀

Was nervous the mirror might look a bit cheap, but it’s fabulous. Steel and easy to mount in the walled garden. One fixing at the top, but a couple of nails underneath support it and stop it flapping out in wind.

Overall the product is ok but only installed it a week or so outside. Arrived in one piece and packaged well. However took 10 days to arrive with very little explanation apart from 'a problem with courier' explanation., and no accurate package tracking. My wife thinks it should have been priced around £60 not the £100 payed, due to its overall quality. Wished we'd spent double at Frosts now.