not a really heavy one though as will be transporting it on public transport. one of those cheap "wobbly" ikea ones would be idea, or anything similar
cheers

hello,
soo funny story, i was at the door of this nice lady who was going to give me a mirror and I call her to be buzzed in only to be told that she in fact just broke the mirror while bringing it up from her cellar to give to me

Another full length mirror spontaniously fell over and broke when I walked out the door past it a few months ago too. weird. mirror suicide?

anyway I'm still interested in any kind of full length, public transportable mirror if someone is interested in getting rid of one?

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I have 9 (or maybe 6 - I think a few broke trying to remove them from the wall originally) mirror square tiles if you like - they just need to be arranged on the wall in your desired arrangement.

Very unsafe method. You are NOT allowed to transport glass on public transport! A sharp transport movement might cause the glass to break and maybe kill someone. It should be transported in a (closed) car luggage space, or in at least a thick cardboard box.