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No good, don't buy from. sent me a broken mirror out of six mirrors, one of them were broken and they don't even want to fix the problem.Don't waste your time with this place plus you're paying an arm and a leg for shipping
Hey i found that store on internet and i made an order like everyone, well the first thing i didn't receive a confirmation well i waited for like 5 days and contacted them on their customer service email and still didn't get any answer from them, contacted them on their facebook page nothing and still waiting for an answer or a refund of my order and i'm contacting them everyday and without any result.
Bad support bad store i don't recommend it to anyone.
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