Can someone help with the width across the narrowest part of mirror at top and bottom? Maybe right where the curve slopes in? Thanks!
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It measures 13.25" across the narrowest points on the top and bottom... from the point where the end curve begins to the opposite point directly across. It's kind of hard to explain exactly where I measured just from words alone, so I just uploaded a photo to the Customer Images for this item to help illustrate this. Hope it helps!
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From measuring mine, you will need about 1/8 to 3/16 gap to be able to slide the mirrors in. 3/16 would be preferred as 1/8 would only allow them to slide in about 3/4 of the way. Hope that helps.
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Hello, It is the Inside Mirror. I need an inside mirror to fit in the 8x11 space. My last response from Ultimate was they were going to Re-Send the mirror.. weeks ago. This is the third attempt in trying to resolve this. THANK YOU. bonnie
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The mirror is in the bathroom in a summer vacation home so I can't measure it for you. I remember the plate as being rather narrow, but my husband recommends that it be mounted into a stud, which he did with mine. My bathroom is also small and the mirrow was mounted on a stud between the light switch and the window frame. I love it and can't believe I waited so many years to finally buy one. Sorry I can't be more of a help.
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I don't have the mirror so don't know. You can just call Ottlite and ask them. They are easy to find on the web.
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The actual mirror surface is 5.75". One side is magnified, the other is just a regular mirror.
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Insert the expanding plug of mirror into end of handlebar and twist mirror to expandthe plug until tight then adjust the mirror. I had to cut an opening in my handlebar grip in order to fit the plug.
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The bars are squared on the 900 xp. First year they have changed them. My dad has one and I purchased a mirror for him, but not this one.
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I have mine against the bathroom wall by the sink. Folded back it is about 7 1/2"; I would allow 8" to give it some space when you move it in and out. This is a very nice mirror! I like it.
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The part that goes between the mirror and mirror outside frame is a wedge shape. It's length is 7/8" long and tapers from 1/32" on the end up to 1/4" at the stop. Mine vibrate a little bit but overall I like them and would buy them again.
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It is to the top of the mirror...not real sure of the mirror measurement. I bought it for my niece, I could find out tomorrow. I will tell you that the mirror is actually that metal that does make you look a little distorted, so I had actual mirrors cut to fit. Hope this helps
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I think there's a missing decimal point and that it's actually .5" -- half an inch deep. I have never noticed the side of the mirror because your eye is drawn to the reflection and to the bevelling. It's a lovely mirror.
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The mirror glass only 5 5/8" x 2", over all 6 1/2" x 2 3/4". After I finally learned to use properly I would sure recommend.
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The mirror itself should fit. Check your mirror connection plug in the door. If it is rectangular t will plug right in, square this mirror would need modification to the wires
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Here is a picture of the mirrorhttp://www.blendmount.com/images/blendmount-dod-005.png
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Since it was intended for a "standard" 60" shower/tub enclosure I wouldn't want to stray to far from that measurement. Due to the curvature of the bar it would start looking "off" if you closed the adjustment too much. In theory you can close the adjustment to a total width of approximately 33" but again I think you will end up with a non-symmetrical curve.
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Try Rialto / Floxite it's on line you should have a model number on the bottom of your mirror they could have it on Amazon if you can figure out which one you need .Hope this helps. I order one from Rialto but its a 22 watt