Full-body mirror inspection and real shooting footage | Must-read upon receiving the product, avoid pitfalls and avoid mistakes
After receiving the full-body mirror, don't rush to install it right after unpacking. Follow this real shooting inspection process to check it, to avoid future returns and refunds.
Open the box first and check the outer packaging. Observe whether the cardboard box is crushed or damaged. Confirm there are no severe scratches before opening it. Take out the mirror, first observe the overall mirror surface, check if the glass has scratches, cracks, edges breaking, whether the mirror coating is uniform, and if there are black spots or fog spots.
Then check the frame/border. Check if the corners are deformed, if there is paint peeling, if there are burrs. Check if the joint gaps are aligned. Verify the accessories, such as screws, hanging plates, and bases, to ensure they are complete and the quantity matches the list.
Test the support structure and the floor-standing structure. For floor-standing models, shake the mirror to check the stability of the support; for wall-hung models, confirm that the hanging holes are intact. Place the mirror facing natural light and scan it from multiple angles to detect hidden dark marks.
After all checks are completed without errors, proceed with assembly and installation. If any damage or flaws are found, keep the unpacking video, and contact the merchant immediately for handling. Make real shooting footage of the receipt for retention, reducing future disputes.
