Removable Acrylic Mirror Setting Wall Sticker Decal DIY Modern Decoration for Home Living Room Bedroom Decor (15 PCS 15x15)

After reading the reviews, my main concern was that the mirror image would be very distorted and wonky, as others had compared it to a fun house mirror. I did see this issue come up when placing my mirrors. HOWEVER, I easily was able to fix this issue by really checking the spacing between my mirrors. If the mirrors were overlapping even by the slightest touch, that would warp the edge because they are so thin. I was still able to put mine so they are touching edge to edge as if attached, just be careful not to have them overlap or be too tight against each other. Some of mine would bubble up from too much pressure on each side as the mirrors are bendy. There is still some distortion when you look at the mirrors at an angle, but I think this is due to the edges of each mirror since they aren't one solid piece. I don't think you will be able to avoid that.With that, the mirrors were easy to put up with the sticky pads provided, and I was able to remove them from the wall and place the mirrors in alternate spots as I decided where I wanted them to go without issue. The pads remained sticky as I moved them around, and they did not leave any residue on my walls nor peel any paint.When applying the mirrors, it is best to make sure you leave the film on as suggested. They do easily pick up scuf or oil marks. If I needed to flatten a mirror or move it after I peeled off the film, I just put the film over my hand like a glove to move the mirror, and it didn't leave any marks or indents.Overall, good quality for the price you are paying considering they are light weight leaving no worry for it falling and breaking, and they are easy to install/move around as needed.

Beautiful. I got this to use under a vase for table decoration. Looked great and didn't have any scratched on it after putting away.

These are flimsy the adhesive doesn’t stick to anything and as soon as you touch the reflective surface to Moist paper towel to clean it, they scratch. They ended up in the trash.

At some point, I realized I inadvertently had hexagon patterns in my living room, and I was looking for something large but somewhat cheap to fill this huge gap between windows which separates the living room are from the dining room/kitchen area. I found these on Amazon and it worked out nicely. The panels are thin cardboard, and some of them arrived a little scratched. They are not all cut evenly either, which makes it a little annoying to use them to make shapes, however, the price is low and you get what you pay for. This is a very cost effective way to get a cool mirror look on your wall. I think there will be an issue when I peel them off the wall (as in they'll probably peel some paint off) but that's not something I expect to deal with any time soon :)

They work great for decorating or regular mirrors but they keep falling. I’ve gotten to the point where they only stick with duck tape

The media could not be loaded. I was searching for mirrors to hang near our workout “corner”. We have an open floor plan so I wanted mirrors that would sit just below the windows and wouldn’t require nails & extra hardware in case we decide to relocate this area. Most of the stick-on mirrors I found didn’t have very good reviews but this product looked more promising. I’ve just put them up so I can’t speak to their durability but these are simple enough to place & adhere. I was worried that they wouldn’t stick since my walls aren’t perfectly smooth but it wasn’t a problem. There was no damage to my mirrors and I like the finished look (I may even buy a few more).The hardest parts about hanging these is 1. Taking off all of the sticker backs. 2. Getting even spacing (let go of your inner perfectionist). I used a medium sized popsicle stick for spacing and it worked pretty well. I don’t think each mirror is perfectly cut so the more sides that are next to each other the more likely your spacing is going to be just a little off. I think it looks fine once they are all together.I’d recommend it!

The media could not be loaded. Initially, I liked the cost, but that became a wash after making mistakes cutting, damage to tiles due to incorrect placement, and uneven, not smooth walls. The best part is the wall is unique, the room stays bright the entire day into evening, and was MUCH safer to install vs. glass. Nothing worse than hearing shattering glass when the tile falls off the wall; that was Mirrored Wall v.1. And the idea of glass mirror, for some reason, adds pressure for perfection vs. these tiles which allowed me to have some fun. They're just not so serious. NOTE: I did not use the stickers and opted for Gorilla Spray Adhesive (available here on Amazon), creating a portable spray box out of an old shoebox to reduce the travel time between the wall and the spray area. The stickers caused a shadow, visible from certain angles esp if the wall wasn't totally flat and level. I also used Rustoleum Sea Shell Metallic Paint (available here on Amazon) as a wall base coat to minimize the difference in shine from the mirrors. The paint looks flat, almost like shellac, when it goes on, but dries to a light lustre. I'll add a How-To Cut Acrylic Tile video shortly. Most important lesson: Bring Your Zen.

Basically plastic with a shiny film on them. They fell off the wall not long after being stuck to the wall. Not the best.