How tall is the mirror ... bending over too much really hurts my back. Thanks!
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I sent this back and did not order another. It shipped with poor pkging and damaged/chipped. We bought a cheaper one from the store.
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It's right at 11 inches high. You will need to set it on something to look into it without bending over.
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It is tiny! Either I missed the height or it wasn't mentioned. I ended up ordering something else. It's less thAn 12 inches high.
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If you have a table (like an office table) and you have like 170 cm you're good
1647100
I don't own it anymore, but as I recall, it's about 12" tall. 14" at the most. I returned mine because the magnifying side was very distorted.
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I am 5 ft 2 in and it comes high on my stomach . Its perfect for me cause I don't have to bend. I would say someone over 6 ft tall might be just fine because its all relative your height and arm length just like mine.
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I just measured mine for you and it's 32 inches. I'm 5'11 and it hits the middle of my back, so it seems pretty long.
1621361
It is not very balanced. My mirror is slightly flipping too. I had to choose retrofracted position.
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Depends on your height. I would say a little bit higher than your height. You can adjust the mirror down to see the back of your hair
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It isn't 5 inches deep. It is less but just right. I love the mirror, but I am a bit disappointed. The mirror is coming off the back and I have a slight mark on the mirror part because of it. Otherwise it is a beautiful mirror.
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It is to the top of the mirror...not real sure of the mirror measurement. I bought it for my niece, I could find out tomorrow. I will tell you that the mirror is actually that metal that does make you look a little distorted, so I had actual mirrors cut to fit. Hope this helps
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I am recovering from a lower back injury so i don't stretch to the maximum, i'm probably using it like a person of short stature would. I can't say so for a really tall person. I do really love this mat :)
539048
Hi Cheri, it folds against the wall. Its about 3" thick. I used a standard outlet box. Make sure you mount the box 7" below where you want the mirror to end up.
1648753
About 15-16 inches tall. it has an 8 1/2 inch wide mirror. I don't know exactly the height because I gave it to my daughter. The height is approximate.
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I am 5'4" and I can see fine in the mirror the vanity came with. I think women up to 5'10" would be fine I don't know a lot of women over 6 ft. tall, if so they need to place basketball!! I placed a magnifying mirror on the left side of the vanity that has a great light. I need this to look in this mirror making up my eyes as I wear glasses and have to remove them. Over allI like this vanity. It fits right where I want it.
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Should work out just fine for you. I am 5' 7' and woks for me, but I put lighted mirror on it so I could see better. Love it fit just right in my space and holds all my junk
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I use my chair at my vanity where I do my hair and makeup. Sometimes I'm sitting in it for long periods of time and I find it reasonably comfortable. I'm 5'6 and ~ 140 pounds, if that helps. I did put a throw pillow in the chair for my back.
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I don't have the information you specified but I would 'guess-timate' it to be 9" or 10". My wife loved the mirror but the back-lighting wasn't bright enough.
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I am 6' 3" and my tailbone sits right on top of the hinge when doing crunches with the backrest inclined. Scraped all the skin off me! Poor placement of the hinge and the seat is not long enough. I was too tall for this and returned it!
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about 12 to 14 inches....best mirror i have ever bought, especially for traveling as it comes apart and lays flat in your suitcase.
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EASY! Get a small piece of foam - we used thin slice of carpet foam that is tapered so it gets a little thicker towards one end - and keep it stuck gently at bottom - mirror stays in place no problem. I have a 10X mirror stuck on the Ott mirror on one side and 15X (scary!) on the other - 15X is heavier so it definitely tends to tilt mirror but foam keeps it in place nicely and no trouble to do it. Takes a second. You could use any relatively stiff foam or even plastic or aluminum foil - anything you have that won't harm the mechanism. best wishes!