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Full Length Mirrors Buying Guide


Full length mirrors show your reflection from head to toe, making them useful in bedrooms, hallways, walk-in robes and bathrooms. This collection features the Ingrain arch shaped full length mirror at 1500 x 600mm, with an aluminium frame in brushed gold, brushed nickel or matte black. It suits anyone wanting a practical dressing mirror that also works as a design feature.

What size is a full length mirror?

Most full length mirrors are between 1500mm and 1800mm tall and 500mm to 800mm wide. The Ingrain arch mirror is 1500mm tall, 600mm wide and 38mm deep, which is about 59 by 24 inches. That size suits small bedrooms, hallways and robe areas where a wide mirror would crowd the wall.

Can a full length mirror be wall hung or freestanding?

The Ingrain arch mirror can do both. It can be screw-fixed to the wall, or used as a floor standing mirror with the brackets supplied. Wall hanging saves floor space and is the safer choice in homes with young children or pets. A leaning mirror is easy to move but should always be secured so it cannot tip.

How high should a full length mirror hang?

Hang a full length mirror with its base about 100 to 300mm above the floor. That keeps the top at a comfortable height to see your head and shoulders and lets you see your shoes. For a 1500mm mirror, a lower hanging position shows more of your full outfit.

Where should I put a full length mirror?

Good spots include the back of a bedroom or robe door, a hallway wall near the front door, a dressing area or beside a bathroom vanity. Placing a mirror opposite or beside a window bounces natural light around and makes a narrow room feel larger. Check you have enough distance to step back and see your full reflection, ideally at least a metre.

Is an arch mirror a good choice?

An arch shape softens a room with straight walls, doors and furniture, and it adds a gentle architectural feature without heavy ornament. It suits modern, coastal, Mediterranean and Japandi styles. The brushed gold frame gives warmth, brushed nickel stays neutral and matte black gives contrast against pale walls.

Can I use a full length mirror in a bathroom?

Yes. The Ingrain mirror uses 5mm copper-free glass, which resists the corrosion and black edge spotting that bathroom humidity can cause. Keep the room well ventilated and wipe the frame dry if it gets wet. To clean, spray glass cleaner onto a microfibre cloth rather than the mirror itself.

Completing the room

For the vanity wall, compare framed mirrors, frameless mirrors and LED mirrors, or browse the full range of mirrors at The Blue Space.

Frequently Asked Questions

What counts as a full length mirror?

A full length mirror is tall enough to show your reflection from roughly head to at least mid-thigh or lower when standing at a normal viewing distance, letting you check a full outfit rather than just your face and shoulders. There's no single fixed height that defines it, but most full length mirrors run from around 1400mm up to 1800mm or more tall, compared with a standard vanity mirror that's typically 700 to 900mm.

Should a full length mirror be wall-mounted or a leaning floor mirror?

A wall-mounted full length mirror is fixed permanently in place and doesn't take up floor space, which suits a smaller bathroom, bedroom or hallway where floor room is limited. A leaning floor mirror rests against the wall rather than being fixed to it, which makes it easy to move or reposition, but it needs enough floor clearance in front to sit stably and safely. Both can be framed or frameless, that's a separate style decision from the mounting method.

Where's the best place to put a full length mirror in a bathroom?

The back of the door or a section of wall clear of the shower and bath spray is the most practical spot, since a full length mirror needs a reasonably wide, uninterrupted stretch of wall or door to suit its height. Keep it out of direct line with a shower door opening or a cabinet that swings open nearby, and avoid a spot that gets hit with direct steam regularly, since a large mirror surface fogs more noticeably than a small one if it isn't fitted with a demister.

How is a full length mirror fixed to the wall safely?

Given its size and weight, a wall-mounted full length mirror needs wall anchors or a fixing system rated for both its dimensions and its weight, not a lightweight fixing meant for a small mirror. In a tiled bathroom, use tile-rated drill bits and nylon wall plugs suited to the wall type to avoid cracking. Because of the size involved, having a licensed tradesperson handle installation is worth it, both to get the fixing right and to avoid the safety risk of a large mirror coming loose.

Can a full length mirror be framed or does it have to be frameless?

Either is available, height and function are separate from frame style. A frameless full length mirror gives a cleaner, more minimalist look with a polished glass edge and no visible border, while a framed version adds a defined edge in timber or metal that can tie into the room's other hardware. If frame style is the deciding factor for you rather than height, it's worth comparing framed mirrors and frameless mirrors directly, since full length options exist within both.