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Location: Leeds, United Kingdom
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Where can I get a large mirror (about 5' by 5') for my room?
The only ones ive found online are about £190+ for ones that size. In house of fraiser there is a 4' for 3' one in the half price sale for £65
Does anyone know where you can get those bendy mirrors (that peel at the corners) for really cheap. you know, the type of ones you get a funfairs to make you look fat/thin but normal one?
thanks
Where can I get a large mirror (about 5' by 5') for my room?
The only ones ive found online are about £190+ for ones that size. In house of fraiser there is a 4' for 3' one in the half price sale for £65
Does anyone know where you can get those bendy mirrors (that peel at the corners) for really cheap. you know, the type of ones you get a funfairs to make you look fat/thin but normal one?
thanks
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Posted:
Sex shop,,,, for putting on your ceiling
Sex shop,,,, for putting on your ceiling
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Location: Leeds, United Kingdom
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Posted:
already thought of this, will probably be more expensive
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Sex shop,,,, for putting on your ceiling
already thought of this, will probably be more expensive
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Location: Edinburgh burgh burrrrrr, United Kingdom
Clique Infiltrator, Cunning Linguist and Master Debator
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Location: Edinburgh burgh burrrrrr, United Kingdom
Posted:
I was thinking about this lately. I'm wanting a mirror capable of folding up so transportation would be easier. How about some hard board, mdf etc, and try looking for large sheets of mirrored sticky backed plastic? I know it will probably be warped and not mirror flat but its a start, right?
I was thinking about this lately. I'm wanting a mirror capable of folding up so transportation would be easier. How about some hard board, mdf etc, and try looking for large sheets of mirrored sticky backed plastic? I know it will probably be warped and not mirror flat but its a start, right?
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Location: Wales
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Location: Wales
Posted:
Try this stuff. I'm not sure what it's like but its got to be cheaper than a proper mirror.
They sell it on Ebay so you might get it even cheaper there if you are lucky.
Try this stuff. I'm not sure what it's like but its got to be cheaper than a proper mirror.
They sell it on Ebay so you might get it even cheaper there if you are lucky.
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Posted:
Why not use aluminium foil?
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Why not use aluminium foil?
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thanks skulduggery, ill get some of that mirror on a roll stuff. 2 of them for about £20 is ok. and it wont break.
umbiliciform -my room would look like a scaceship!
thanks skulduggery, ill get some of that mirror on a roll stuff. 2 of them for about £20 is ok. and it wont break.
umbiliciform -my room would look like a scaceship!
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Posted:
if its night time and you have your curtains open and the light in your room on you can use the window as your mirror. works really well.
if its night time and you have your curtains open and the light in your room on you can use the window as your mirror. works really well.
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I got two doors from an old wardrobe leaning against the neightbours fence. Doesn't work very well though cause they're not very vertical and not lined up
I got two doors from an old wardrobe leaning against the neightbours fence. Doesn't work very well though cause they're not very vertical and not lined up
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seems as ive ordered 2 of the 5foot by 2 foot mirrors should I have them 5 foot hight and 4 foot across or 4 foot and 5 foot accross?
seems as ive ordered 2 of the 5foot by 2 foot mirrors should I have them 5 foot hight and 4 foot across or 4 foot and 5 foot accross?
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whatever works best for you, geeza.
would it be easier to stack them on top of each other or next to each other?
whatever works best for you, geeza.
would it be easier to stack them on top of each other or next to each other?
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dunno there 'self adhesive', but how much is left to the imagination!
dunno there 'self adhesive', but how much is left to the imagination!
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the easiest course of action is usually the bestest.
go with the flow! yeah.
(etc)
the easiest course of action is usually the bestest.
go with the flow! yeah.
(etc)
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You could make a CD mirror if you can find a bunch of useless CDs.
You could make a CD mirror if you can find a bunch of useless CDs.
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Posted:
always look in a thrift shop aka second hand/ used furnature joint... lots of places have the large dresser top type of mirrors that can usualy be had for cheapish.. if u wanna wall mount it take it out of the wooden frame but mind the edges some are not sanded smooth and will stop u from spinning for a stitch or 3
always look in a thrift shop aka second hand/ used furnature joint... lots of places have the large dresser top type of mirrors that can usualy be had for cheapish.. if u wanna wall mount it take it out of the wooden frame but mind the edges some are not sanded smooth and will stop u from spinning for a stitch or 3
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Posted:
thanks all. ive got a large ish mirror standing on a table on some videos. got it for free (stole from my mates house!)
thanks all. ive got a large ish mirror standing on a table on some videos. got it for free (stole from my mates house!)
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