Can this product be utilized to mount mirror on to backer board in the bathroom?
1265597
Yes, if the mirror is vertical, you will want to put double stick foam tabs on the back of the mirror to help hold the mirror in place while the gunther sets up.
1265598
Yes, it should. Follow the instructions: http://www.crlaurence.com/DataSheets/SpecData/PremierPlus.pdf
804595
You probably could, although since the back of these are mostly magnets, it might be a bit of a challeng to find a way to get a fastener onto it.. For wall mounting I would suggest the boards made more like bulletin boards.
2088607
Yes you can mount it like you would tile in your shower. it has a low voltage transformer that you can install in the attic or under the house. plugs into a 120 volt gfi outlet. I tied outlet to light switch for shower so the only time heater on mirror is working is when light in shower is on.
927190
i have never tried. the mirror sits on my dresser. the suction cups do appear small and the light is not as bright after a few months. hope this helps
1713172
I don't know about mounting it on tile. Probably can be done but tricky drilling through the tile without cracking it. All parts on my mirror are brushed nickel. I love it - only wish it was magical and took away some of the wrinkles!
885472
We used the hardware that came with the mirror and hung into drywall. The two flathead screws provided clip easily into the mounts on the back of the mirror. We asked a local hardware some about a more "Decorative" style to hang (i.e. ribbon) and you can do that easily by super gluing the ribbon or other material to the back to give you the look you want. But first I would suggest using the hanging hardware provided.
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Ha! That's the beauty!! we put this on a wall that backs to a shower in another bathroom, so there could be NO HOLE! It's an external mount, and you get mirrored pieces to stick on the sides. It's beautiful!
1035238
It can be shortened. But, hanging this in a bathroom sounds pretty tacky unless, of course, you have mirrors over your bed, as well.
1375646
I believe you can. The device is very light, and a good quality mounting tape should hold it.
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.
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Yes it can. We mounted it in our guest bathroom in downward facing direction.
396390
Yes I think so, I have it on my mirror it has suction cups that hold it firmly, but I suppose you could suction it to a table just as easily. It tilts so you should be able to see yourself.
1312030
You could try but peeling up the backing tape may peel up the finish on the board. I removed one to remount it and it was a chore, but my board is composite so it didn't hurt the finish, just the fingernails. Just get a suction cup mount with a floatie and tether and you're good to go brah.
1105579
After it is mounted, your mirror will be flush against the wall or door it is mounted on. My mirror is 30" x 20" mounted on a cabinet door in the bathroom. The screws that come with it are rather long so will be able to handle mirrors for any thickness.
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.
1646753
I do not think so. The actual diameter is about 3/8. Would be too small for my mirror. There are larger sizes.
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I would think so. It isn't a suction type mirror. It attaches with a heavy duty tape that is already attached, you just take the paper off the other side and stick it where you like. But mine stuck immediately so I'd make sure it's where you want it the first time you attach it.