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Hi, Can you write a little about how to place mirrors when you need to see behind you, when you cannot move your chair to see the people entering. I cannot quite figure out how large the mirror should be, how to hang it so you can see, especially when you are at a computer and won't be able to see a mirror that is hanging high above you anyway. Should it be placed on a table?

ANother situation is when my chair is right in front of a door. (There are three doors in this room) I am not at a computer for this one, but it seems a hanging mirror would be very visible to others, and I don't want it to be conspicuous and have to explain it.

Aloha samantha6,

You'll see various sized mirrors when taking a tour of Learning Strategies, ranging from small stand up, makeup-looking ones, to small to medium framed ones off to the side of desks, facing the incoming door/entry. If your office is a car, where would you locate a side/rear view mirror to see the entry opening. It all depends on the direction of your desk/chair and your entry.



Much Love, Shawn

Sorry I cannot figure out where the mirrors can be found on this site. Please help.

Aloha samantha6,

Aaahhh...sometimes I think I am so clear.

When I said "taking a tour of Learning Strategies" adding "offices." We do not sell mirrors on this site. They can be ordered or purchased online through various sites or most likely at a home town store.

I was just saying that the mirror type and style has to do with what the person likes, had available, wants to spend, and where they want to place it to see the entrance. For example: If their desk has limited real estate available, they may hang one.

Much Love, Shawn