Description The Echo is a 100 x 70cm rectangle wall mirror set in a wood frame finished to resemble light concrete, giving the appearance of a poured cement surround without the weight or installation complexity of actual concrete. The frame measures 4.5cm deep, creating a shallow tray profile around the mirror glass that casts a subtle shadow line at the wall. Designed for hallways, living rooms and bedrooms where a larger reflective surface is needed, the Echo works as a leaner mirror against a wall or hung at full-length height to check outfits before leaving the house. The 100cm height suits rooms with standard 2.4m ceilings without overwhelming a typical 3-4m hallway width. The neutral grey-beige concrete finish pairs with industrial, Scandi and contemporary interiors that use exposed materials and muted tones. The frame is wood rather than actual concrete, keeping the weight between 10-20kg instead of the 40kg+ a true concrete surround would impose. This makes wall-mounting feasible on plasterboard with appropriate fixings, though the mirror also stands securely as a floor leaner when tilted at 5-10 degrees against a skirting board. The wood grain is filled and sealed beneath the concrete-effect finish, giving a smooth, non-porous surface that resists moisture in typical domestic humidity. Specification Product Size 100 x 70cm Depth 4.5cm Weight 10kg -20 kg Material Wood Frequently Asked Can this be used as a leaner mirror? Yes. The 4.5cm frame depth and 10-20kg weight give it enough stability to stand as a floor leaner when tilted at a shallow angle against a wall. For wall-mounting, appropriate fixings rated for the mirror's weight are required. Is the frame actual concrete? No. The frame is wood with a concrete-effect finish applied. This keeps the weight manageable for wall-mounting and prevents the moisture issues that can affect real concrete in humid rooms. What rooms does it suit? The 100 x 70cm size works in hallways for full-length outfit checking, in bedrooms as a dressing mirror, and in living rooms to reflect natural light and open up smaller spaces. The neutral grey-beige finish pairs with industrial, Scandi and muted contemporary colour schemes. How is the frame cleaned? Wipe the frame with a dry or barely-damp microfibre cloth. The sealed wood surface resists moisture, but avoid soaking the frame or using household sprays that may discolour the concrete-effect finish over time.
