article_snippet: We do not believe mirror was fixed to the wall.'
article_snippet: safety checks stated: 'safety checks believe there were health and safety systems in place but are not confident that health and safety systems would have avoided any danger posed by mirror.
article_snippet: Mr Salter said: 'It is surprising to Mr Salter that mirror stayed in mirror position for possibly up to six months with staff and customers moving mirror wings.
article_snippet: You would not expect such a heavy mirror to be free-standing and unsupported in any way.'
article_snippet: The inquest heard that the 6ft 6in (2m) high mirror, which weighed 19 stone (120kg), was not fixed to the wall and that the wall free-standing position on the floor meant the wall could easily overbalance.
article_snippet: The inquest heard that the 6ft 6in (2m) high mirror, which weighed 19 stone (120kg), was not fixed to the wall and that its free-standing position on the floor meant it could easily overbalance the wall the wall the floor the wall .
article_snippet: Evidence from health and safety experts suggested a heavy steel-framed fitting-room mirror would have been 'very unstable' as a heavy steel-framed fitting-room mirror stood on the floor, that there was 'no form of free-standing support', and that opening the wings of a heavy steel-framed fitting-room mirror would change the centre of gravity, causing a heavy steel-framed fitting-room mirror to fall forwards.