Standing Mirror Caster Ff4 WH

I bought this for my daughter's room when she started living on her own. I was worried because the sample in the store was wobbly, but the finished product wobbles a little, but it's within acceptable limits. My daughter and her boyfriend used an electric screwdriver and a hammer to attach the tabs, and it only took about half an hour. It looks cute, it can be moved around on casters, and it was a good purchase for a low price.

Two women made it. The instructions were easy to understand, and it took about 40 minutes to make. It wasn't difficult, but the part where you insert the casters was hard to do, so we had a man do that part. It's slim and has casters, so it's easy to use. I'm satisfied with it because there's no distortion in the mirror!

It took me about 40 minutes to assemble it by myself using a manual screwdriver. I was worried because the sample in the store was very unstable, but the finished product is very solid and stable. The white is very cute. I'm satisfied with the low price.

I bought this because I wanted a small full-length mirror for the upstairs room of my house, which is empty since I got married. When I'm worried about the mirror, I can turn it around because it has casters, and it's stable even during earthquakes, and it's also been treated to prevent shattering, so I feel safe. It doesn't have a super luxurious feel, but I thought it was a product that was worth more than the price.

I assembled it by myself. It took nearly two hours. I don't have much strength, so I used the floor to force the parts into place. There are parts where it's hard to tell from the instructions how far you should push the parts in. However, please use the floor to force the parts in. It's quite difficult to attach the final mirror by yourself.