Were there improvements made to the hinges on the mirror to assure safety? Earlier review said mirror came down and injured his daughter's fingers.
1608300
We had no problem with the mirror but we did have a problem with a section arrived broken. Since it was a Christmas gift and it was delivered a few days before Christmas, we fixed it ourselves rather than not have it for my granddaughter. It really is beautiful and other than the broken piece, appears to be sturdy. My granddaughter uses it all the time.
1608301
We've owned this vanity for a year my daughter is 4 and we have never had an issue with the mirror falling down. The hinges are regular hinges but the mirror leans back some and unless someone else slammed it closed on someone else's fingers, it won't happen on its own. The vanity is cute and lots of storage, we've enjoyed it.
1919413
No, other than adjusting the tilt of the mirror itself. The arm is fixed in place.
919656
There is an mirror on the inside door, back of the cabinet and on the sides. Hope that helps.
902385
I guess you must have crashed it into something, being tat I have had mine for months with no problem. Anyway, I can't say for sure, but I would guess that you can not just buy just the mirror.
1051816
You are correct...it's not glass. I don't believe there should be any durability issues. It seems to be a suitable mirror for young children.
283038
Not sure, my son did it for me as I am handicapped and could not reach. I think he just hand tightened, or he may have used a box end wrench I had in the bathroom already that we used to remove the other seat. Maybe 9/16, not sure, it's been a while since we did it.
1313087
Unless you are missing parts the mirror has brackets to attach to the back.
479035
Hello. Thanks for the question. The mirror has hooks on the back of it that fit right over the existing mirror.
1244407
No, but my mirror is less than a year old. Sorry you are having this problem.
669360
Mine has cracked too but I thinks one of the kids might have hit it with something. Otherwise I think it would have been alright.
212900
No, there is no safety hinge and the top is very heavy and sturdy. Ive had mine for 2 yrs and hinges seemed to be soft close at first but it just closes now. I still love it. I hope this helps.
1507118
I gave this as a gift to my great granddaughter so am not sure as to the hinges, etc. My granddaughter says they are very pleased with the product as there is a space between the lid and the box that makes it safe for the fingers of children. Not sure if the lid slowly closes or not but they are happy with the box. I noticed that my great granddaughter can get things out of it safely and they don't worry about her getting hurt doing it. Hope this helps.l
369063
The mirror comes unattached, so theoretically you could use the mirror you already have. :)
203900
Well...My daughter has been using it for about 1.5 months. I haven't used it personally, but checked it out. Here's my novel: The lower tube has a plastic insert at the top. The upper tube fits inside the plastic insert and telescopes up and down. The knurled center piece tightens the plastic insert so that the height can be adjusted. I had to tighten it fairly snug to prevent the upper tube with the mirror from sliding down. The "Y" frame that holds the mirror has a metal threaded insert pressed into the bottom of the "Y" that screws into the top of the upper tube. This can back-out if you try to swivel the mirror side-to-side. I need to put some Lock-Tite on these threads. I know this isn't what you asked but bear with me. Because of the way the stand is designed as I described, I do not think the mirror is supposed to swivel along the axis of the tube (back 'n' forth). But the mirror is supposed to swivel upon the horizontal axis (two points attached at the top of the "Y" frame). There is a plastic bushing on the little shaft at either side of the mirror. These ride inside the holes at top part of the "Y" frame. There is a knurl nut that threads onto both sides to hold the mirror in place. A plastic washer goes between the nut and the "Y" frame. Now for your question after my novel! LOL! My daughter's mirror never got "stuck" when I rotated the mirror along the horizontal axis. But I did notice that it tightened up a little. This was from the right knurl nut tightening as I spun the mirror top towards me. I am going to put Lock-Tite on the both of the knurl nut threads to prevent the nut from spinning at all. Hope this helped. All-n-all, I'd say this is a worth while buy for the price.
2052345
There is one item, the mirror, that might present an issue. There is a report that the mirror can separate and become a choking hazard. The rest are likely safe-ish, but the vendor does warn about choking hazards, your mileage may vary, and parental supervision wouldn't hurt.
1672099
There was a wrap on mine! it was kind of hard to peel off I was so afraid that I was going to scratch the glass but i thought the same thing when I got mine the mirror was all curvy. Tell her to take the plastic wrap off, its really hard to see but I found a little bubble in the mirror and just peeled it off.
846798
Yes, it's stapled in thru the back and glued to a piece of cardboard. I believe the mirror is actually a plastic mirror, so I wouldn't worry about it breaking. My 8 year old loves it.