I had wanted to build my own dance studio and spent a long time researching where to buy a mirror. Finally I came across LiteMirror. Because their mirrors are glassless via using a highly reflective optical film, the mirrors are extremely lightweight. Installation instructions are really simple as well, requiring just a plain screwdriver to screw the provided four screws into predrilled holes. Their pricing is reasonable compared to others, plus are even offering a 5% discount due to the ongoing pandemic. No tax was applied either.
I ordered the largest 6' x 8' mirror on a rolling stand at the start of January for $780, which didn't get shipped until a month later. Orders are typically shipped within 2-3 weeks but the company has been struggling to obtain their supply of packaging materials. Communication could have been better but their Sales & Marketing VP promptly followed up when I had called inquiring of the shipping estimate.
LiteMirror ships their orders with Old Dominion Freight Line and mine took three weeks to deliver to WA from NY. The trucking service was fantastic and I'll be writing a separate review for my experience. The rolling stand ships separately via UPS and arrived much earlier. Shipping costs differ by state; for WA destinations the fee is $200.
The mirror came well-packaged in thick layers of cardboard along with film wrap and foam padding inside. My box was delivered in great condition minus two small holes, of which didn't impact the mirror. Although the mirror is extraordinarily light, the box weighs 85 pounds. A second pair of hands was definitely super helpful with unpackaging and installation. It was slightly difficult to screw in the rolling stands even though the mirror did have predrilled holes, but doable without using a drill.
As for the mirror itself, I am really pleased with it! I love how lightweight it is and still produces the reflective quality you'd expect from a typical mirror. Since the mirror is so large, it can wobble a tad on the rolling stand but seems stable enough. Sadly the film was not perfectly wrapped though, so there's a bit of a distortion in the bottom corners. Supposedly the wrinkles can be flattened out by blowing hot air on the film. There was also an area of black marks in the lower right quadrant that refuses to go away despite wiping with a surface cleaner. But besides the wrinkles and imperfect film, it's perfect for my dance studio set up! read more