Customer Reviews for Delta 22 in. x 24 in. Frameless Tilt Wall Mirror in Brushed Nickel

I bought 2 of these mirrors and love them so far. I installed them 3 weeks ago. However, there some complications with the mounting of those. The studs and anchors provided are low on quality. The first anchor I tried to screw in- broke half way. The studs' tread rubs off so easily. I had to go back to my nearest hardware store metal anchors and better studs for mounting. I have not had a problem with the listed involuntary tilting yet. Hopefully it was fixed and won't manifest itself in the nearest future.

The mirrior is gorgeous, but does not hold the desired tilted angle. Bummer is that i purchased this for a bathroom remodel that took lokinger than expected so unable to return. Brackets were mounted before we realized the failure to hold the mirrior at the desired tilt. Silver lining... i guess you can see the faces you make while you’re on the pot!

Mirror functions as a mirror. Installation is a bit tricky and I can’t say the drill template is perfect. The biggest drawback is the rubber stopper mechanism that allows the mirror to pivot but also stay in place isn’t the best. It took several remountings and rejiggerings to get them to function properly. In the end the mirror is working fine - and I suppose for the price I’m satisfied - not thrilled but satisfied.

It was too large for our shower. Lu

Straight forward installation. Not having any tilting issues that other reviews mentioned. If you are having issues with the mirror tilting, Make sure you force the black rubber wash to the widest point before affixing to piece and into wall.

Purchased mirrors about two years ago after removing my large wall mirror . They looked good , now it has developed “Mirror rot” on the edges by the pivots and one mirror will not stay put. Yes its is caused by humidity . Have not called Delta . May opt out for a framed mirror if mirror rot starts it will be hidden by the frame .

Ordered 2 of these mirrors one works great the other would not hold a tilt position. However talked to delta and they are sending thicker rubber stoppers which will hopefully fix the issue and the process speaking to delta was super easy. Otherwise great beautiful mirrors.

Gorgeous looking, Practical, Easy to install. This Frameless Tilt Wall Mirror is very aesthetically pleasing and looks so nice in our bathroom. We installed it on the side so we can use it as a close-up mirror. The brushed nickel hardware and frameless look looks very nice. Has beveled edges. Flaw: Has a tendency to tilt downward on its own so ... Not a deal breaker. Maybe, I need to adjust it a bit

We are putting this mirror in a second home we have and from just looking at it out of the box it appears to be a solid mirror with easy to install instructions. It looks so nice that we may even purchase a second one and replace the two vanity mirrors we currently have in our primary home. Nice design and style would recommend these to anyone looking to update a bathroom. The pivot action looks like it will be helpful as well as great in appearance.

I have a small bath room wanted something that didn't take up to much space and functional as well. Its very functional and modern looking clean looking as well as very beautiful. Wasn't expecting it to look so good. I'm going to get another put lights around it to make it a floating make up vanity. its light weight and clean looking, that's a must for me the cleanliness.

The 22 in. x 24 in. Frameless Tilt Wall Mirror in Brushed Nickel is very beautiful. I just love it. I saw one similar months back and finally got one. The beveled edge makes it look very expensive along with the brushed nickel mounting brackets just set it off. You are able to tilt the mirror to the position you want it to be in and it is spot free. It was easy to mount on the wall. I plan on getting another for the other sink. Very nice quality.

Just right and what we wanted this 22 IN. X 24 IN. FRAMELESS TILT WALL MIRROR IN VENETIAN BRONZE matches all of our bronze fixtures in our bath room. The assembly and installation was a little challenging but was still worth it. It is a little difficult to keep the mirror tilted when you have it in the correct position, I had to make a little wedge and now no more issues.

Delta's Tilt Mirror 22 X 24 Is a simple and great concept. It was easy to mount without any problem. It looks good and fits the modern decor of the powder room. It looks and feels well built and should last a life time. All that being said the only drawback that I see is the rubber fittings that are pushed into the mounts are not sufficient to hold the mirror in any tilt position. I honestly thought that I mounted the mirror wrong because it keeps tilting down. I checked everything with a level all was good. I will wrap some Teflon tape around the rubber ends and hope that will help it get a real snug fit. I would recommend if Delta could fix this one thing.

A nice, heavy and well designed Wall Mirror - for pretty much any place in your house. First choice of course is your bathroom or powder room. The mirror is frameless which means it can go into any room with any decoration. It can be used in a bedroom, bathroom or even a closet. It is well made and heavy - that means put it firmly on good solid studs

After less than 24 hours the mirror would not stay in place. It would not hold the angle or tilt, it only would lean against the wall.

One of the mirrors was broken when we opened it. We installed the other mirror only to find out that the tilt function was faulty and would not hold in place. We returned both mirrors and purchased a different product.

I would give this a high rating if it would hold position. Knowing this problem from a previous review, I made sure that the rubber friction sleeves were positioned where they would give their maximum grip before I slid the mounting brackets on. Nevertheless, the mirror began slowly tipping down as soon as I put it up. For now, I have positioned Styrofoam blocks behind it to hold it in position, but that means that it cannot be adjusted to different angles easily. This is a design issue. Since the pivot point is mid-distance vertically, the mirror should be balanced at any position and take little friction to stay in place. However, the pivot points are in line with the bracket bar across the back of the mirror, thus the weight of the glass is slightly forward of the pivot axis. Consequently, if the wall did not stop it, gravity would bring bring the mirror face parallel to the floor. If Delta would redesign it with the pivot axis lying in the same plane as the glass, it would hold position with the existing friction sleeves.

The mirrors were pretty, but I was concerned with how the brackets were made. The bracket on the wall has an opening that the mirror hardware slips in to. There is a rubber piece that makes the fit snug, but it seems like over time that would wear out. We returned them for something else.

This was so hard to assemble. Once we got it on the wall to realize the finish on the mirror looked chipped around the edge.