would there be a way to attach this to a mirrored wall?
1249997
The only way to do that would be to drill into the mirrors and we wouldn't suggest doing that.
1249998
I agree with the previous two responses about attempting to mount on a mirror surface. Furthermore, I found the quality of this product to be inferior and will be replacing it in the near future. I would not recommend this product, regardless of the inexpensive price. Proof positive of the adage about price being only one factor of the value equation.
1249999
No. You would have to drill through the mirror to secure it and if the drilling didn't break the mirror, I'm sure the shelving unit would crack it unless heavily cushioned.. I certainly wouldn't try it.It's really made for drywall, plaster or concrete...perhaps even tile if you wanted to drill through the tile into a stud.
1139946
It's quite sturdy would take a mirror, just have to secure it to the wall behind.
1386759
I would say no. Most of the back side is a mirror. You can remove the front but I don't know how you'd hang it.
1810978
I have never tried to do this, but you might want to unscrew the mirror and see if you can gain access to the handle hardware that way. Good luck.
1568589
If you didn't attach the stand then I supposse you could. It doesn't have attachments for that though, because it is meant to be standing. There are some cheaper ones on here specifically for wall mounting! Good luck!
1972637
Both horizontal and vertical mounting hardware is attached to the mirror. But, in either case, alignment and attachment to wall anchors is both difficult and aggravating.
1164682
I am sorry, I do not know. There is a bracket that you install on the wall and mirror attaches to that. You may try doing a search for that specific model # and find the specs.
241876
I have tried to use the suction cups to attach the mirror to the wall but it just wont hold. As an alternative you can remove the suction cups and using the "slots" where the cups slide in, screw the base to the wall. The base is magnetic so it makes removing and manipulating the mirror easy.
361997
A mirror would be a great idea. The brackets make the shelf have a space about a quarter of an inch out from the wall and the brackets are about 3 inches from the outside of the shelf
1863114
I doubt it would hold a mirror to a wall. Although it is very sticky, it is not very thick. It is more suitable for paper.
1259608
Looking at the design, I guess it could be possible. You would have to switch left and right. My concern is the weight and pressure from the mirror pulling down. Bottom line, I don't think it would work.
361996
I don't see why not. The glass shelf is right up against the wall, so make sure you have enough room under the mirror.
791348
It could be done. 10 to 1 says Pinterest could assist in figuring a good way to do it. Now I want to go home and see if I want to attach mine to the wall.Hope this helps.
127819
Make a custom bracket. We need more information in order to answer your question better. I have a large wood mirror that is being hung by a washer hook but it sounds like you have a different type of mirror.
1534488
Bracket that comes with mirror is made to grip existing rear-view mirror from top and bottom. You could fabricate a simple "hanger" that would slip over the top of the monitor and support the mirror. This would probably look pretty tacky.
944899
The piece that the level slides into goes on the wall. That way you can mount it level from the get go. Just attach the other piece to your mirror symmetrically and you will be good to go.
1473470
In theory yes. You would mount it to one wall and set it up to display as a corner OR you could drill a mounting board into the corner of the wall and then mount it to that. I'd suggest the first.