Thanks everyone for your answers!

The plan is to have MM placed on a wooden wall. The apartment was refurbished and there is electricity prepared in the wall, so there won’t be any cables hanging. The aim is to reduce the depth of the frame as much as possible so the ‘passage’ from room to room is affected minimally.

(sorry for the link, the picture upload in this forum just does not work :()

Mulling over on the question, the mirror is going to be quite big - would that mean the ‘glass’ of the mirror itself would need to be more deeper?

@uros76 Can you please explain how difficult is “move monitors mainboard on the side and use angled hdmi cable.” for someone who has almost 0 experience with electronics?

@BKeyport Would you mind to share a link with description how you achieved that?

@Serge said in Minimal depth of a frame for the magic mirror:

@stepan minimal depth is limited by the depth of the LCD monitor behind it

Thanks @Serge :-) Would you mind to share what was the depth of the frame of your MM?

Hello everyone, glad to found this forum! I’m about to build my first mirror and I would like to know what is the possible minimal depth of a frame for the mirror. Can I get some ideas here please?

(I tried to go through the samples of built mirrors, but only a minority of folks provide this particar information)