Moen Arris 13.85-in x 8.9-in Chrome Double-Sided Magnifying Wall-Mounted Vanity Mirror
SKU: 15819004812

Moen Arris 13.85-in x 8.9-in Chrome Double-Sided Magnifying Wall-Mounted Vanity Mirror

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Moen Arris 13.85-in x 8.9-in Chrome Double-Sided Magnifying Wall-Mounted Vanity MirrorArris Chrome Double Sided Wall Mounted Magnifying Mirror This Moen Arris wall mounted vanity mirror features a sleek chrome finish and a dual sided design for everyday grooming. A 5x 1x magnification provides close up precision, while the articulated arm positions the mirror exactly where you need it. Key Features: Dual Magnification: 5x on one side and 1x on the other for detailed grooming or full view checks Highly Reflective Chrome: Mirror like

Arris Chrome Double-Sided Wall-Mounted Magnifying Mirror

This Moen Arris wall-mounted vanity mirror features a sleek chrome finish and a dual-sided design for everyday grooming. A 5x/1x magnification provides close-up precision, while the articulated arm positions the mirror exactly where you need it.

Key Features:

  • Dual Magnification: 5x on one side and 1x on the other for detailed grooming or full-view checks
  • Highly Reflective Chrome: Mirror-like chrome finish complements modern and transitional baths
  • Articulated Swing Arm: Wall-mounted arm extends and pivots for easy positioning and folds away when not in use
  • Durable Build: Quality Moen construction backed by a limited lifetime warranty
  • Arris Collection Design: Cylindrical lines and crisp angles deliver a contemporary look

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Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Collection Arris
Finish Chrome
Mount Type Wall-mounted with articulated swing arm
Mirror Type Double-sided magnifying
Magnification 5x/1x dual-sided magnification
Overall Dimensions 13.85 in x 8.9 in (from source title)
Warranty Limited lifetime warranty

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What are the magnification levels?
A: It is double-sided with 5x magnification on one side and 1x on the other.

Q: Does it come with a warranty?
A: Yes, it is covered by Moen’s limited lifetime warranty.

Q: Is it wall-mounted and adjustable?
A: Yes, it mounts to the wall and features an articulated arm that extends and pivots for positioning.

Q: What finish is this model?
A: This listing is for the chrome finish.

Q: Is hardware included?
A: Mounting hardware is typically included per Moen’s installation sheet; verify contents before installation.

Sculptural Clarity for the Modern Vanity

Arris brings a crisp, architectural gesture to the bath—its cylindrical profile and radiant chrome catch the light like jewelry. The double-sided mirror floats on a graceful arm, inviting you to pull it close for precision and tuck it away when the moment passes. Style it beside a streamlined sconce and graphic tile to echo its clean geometry. It’s a small luxury with outsized impact—polished, practical, and undeniably chic.

Bring precision and polish to your daily routine—add the Moen Arris magnifying mirror to your bath today.

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You can get this online free, but I bought it. Let Fanon turn your brain inside out.
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