Home Gym Mirror – 48X24 Inch Wall Mounted (2Pack)

Great addition
Love these! Made such a nice difference in my little home gym.  They also were not difficult to install but would suggest two people 

Great mirrors
Great mirrors . . . Perfect for my home gym. Package very well.

A Sleek and Sturdy Upgrade for My Home Gym
I recently added a 2-piece 63×24″ mirror set to my home gym, and I’m blown away by how much it elevates the space. Not only does it look amazing, but it’s also turned my basic garage setup into something that feels professional and polished. These mirrors are the perfect size—big enough to check my form from head to toe, but not so huge that they overwhelm the room.Installation was a total breeze, which I wasn’t expecting. They came with all the hardware I needed, and the instructions were clear enough that I had them up on the wall in under an hour. I was worried about mounting them myself, but they went up straight and secure with no fuss. They feel incredibly sturdy once installed—I’ve got no concerns about them shifting or falling, even with the occasional vibration from dropping weights nearby.Shipping-wise, they arrived in perfect condition, which was a relief since mirrors can be tricky to transport. The packaging was solid, with no cracks, scratches, or chips to complain about. The clarity is spot-on too—no warping or distortion, just a crisp reflection that makes it easy to keep an eye on my posture during lifts.This 2-piece set is a fantastic addition to my home gym. It’s functional for tracking form, but honestly, it also makes the space look way more legit and inviting. For the price, ease of setup, and quality, I’d recommend these mirrors to anyone looking to level up their workout area. They’re a simple upgrade with a big impact!

Mirrors ok, be warned brackets may not work if walls aren’t very plumb
I bought these mirrors for my home gym basement setup. The semi finished room was original from 1979 and the walls on a drywall portion were very wavy. We attempted to use the brackets provided, but it was hard to place them level on a wavy surface and once installed, they weren’t laying plumb so the mirrors also wouldn’t lay plumb. Simply put, it wasn’t going to work. We also tried inserting some shims between the bracket and the wall, but it didn’t seem to improve things.So off to Reddit I went, and on the DIY sub, someone mentioned how well the Loctite PL-530 works for attaching a mirror, to the extent that they stated they have removed many mirrors mounted with this stuff and they are a bitch and require a lot of effort and intention to remove. So with 2 bottles of the Loctite, we endeavored to try again. To ensure they would be level and in the spot we wanted, we placed them to the wall sans glue and used wood shims drilled to the wall to help place. Another screw was inserted to keep the shim at the correct angle, once achieved. After we had both sides of the bottom supported at the correct angle, we applied the Loctite directly to the wall and placed the mirrors with the shims as a guide. We will leave the shims in place until the adhesive has fully cured.Overall, we are happy with the mirrors in that they arrived in tact and appear to be clear and of good quality. They weren’t quite 24″ wide which ended up being a good thing for us but something to be aware of. I do think the value was there. My intention of sharing is to help provide a solution to others with imperfect walls because it was a frustrating puzzle to solve but we did and are pleased with the outcome.

Love mine! Got 4 of them