Door Hanging Mirror WH 28X120

I was able to buy a full-length mirror that suited my room. Door thickness: 4cm or less. The gap between the door and the top of the door: 2mm or more. When I opened the door, I had put on the protective material that came with it, but it made a loud noise, so I cut up the styrofoam that came with it and stuck it to the door with double-sided tape, and now it's a simple cushion that keeps it quiet. I really want everyone who is hesitating to buy it because it doesn't take up much space to buy it!

It's thin and light, and because the bottom can't be fixed to the door, it wobbles. It's a bit cheap-looking, but it saves space by being able to be lifted up. The cat doesn't knock it over, and because it's a color that blends in with the door, it doesn't stand out, so I'm satisfied with it.

I installed it on the shoe rack in my entrance hall. The width of the hook is much thicker than the shoe rack door, so I stuck on some gap tape (sponge type) from the 100 yen shop to stop it from rattling. It's distortion-free and it's useful for getting ready before going out!

It's good that it can be hung on the door, but if it was a little longer, it would have been perfect because the door in my house is tall.

I'm expecting a baby soon, and I've decided to get rid of the mirror I've had leaning against the wall in anticipation of my child walking around, and I bought this product to hang on the door. I was looking for something affordable because I was worried about it falling over in an earthquake, and I found it at Nitori. Even for a short person like me (154cm), I can see my feet when I hang it at the longest length. The back of the hook even has a protective sticker to prevent damage to the door, so it was a very considerate product. The mirror part is also clear and distortion-free. I'm planning to buy another one for the entrance!