Is this mirror adjustable after installed?
1359870
A very little bit but has not been a problem for us because it kind of follows the main mirror which works fine.
2008586
Unfortunately, no. This unit comes without adjustments. It is, however, very sturdy.
1857119
No . . . it can't be adjusted. Like another reviewer, I too used a clear plastic stop to prevent it from slamming into a wall mirror. I've had mine installed for over a year with no problems. You just have to be careful that you don't swing it open with a lot of force. But it's a wall cabinet and I don't see that as a problem. It's a high quality cabinet and I highly recommend it. Much better than the cheap stuff that's out there.
1777140
Yes, the mirror has a post that slips into a pre-drilled hole on the hanger. The mirror is easily removed. We actually drilled the hole deeper to hold the mirror more stably, if that helps.
872205
Yes, it's a manual pull out mirror. It extends out about 6". This mirror is no different that the original mirror. You can't go wrong with this mirror.
31207
Yes, mine did come with what was needed to adjust it. It works great, and is much better than the one I did for my self.
549233
yes, it is adjustable a short bit. Its been awhile since I've used mine, but it was very adjustable when I installed, and pretty easy to make the changes on the fly...
1234819
No. The item comes as shown and is a factory direct item, so we are not able to make any adjustments to the item.
2150186
Yes, they are adjustable. About the only problem I have is that the shafts should be a bit longer, so the mirrors stick out a bit more. Even though I have them close to the controls on each side of the handlebars, the mirrors see more of me than they do of what is behind me. So far, they are the best inexpensive mirrors I have found for my purpose. I use them on a Yamaha Grizzly 700 Quad.
1770293
No it is not. This unit has spring-loaded clamps that attach directly over the factory mirror. Securely without the use of tools.
474005
You can adjust the small portion of the mirror - or the entire unit with the tension knob and screw on the back of the unit
663771
Mine did. Make sure you measure everything. My mirror ended up in my living room on the wall because it was too tall for the space. It all worked out but just wasn't quite as I had planned. Additionally if you get the long vanity it comes in one piece. There are not multiple sections to move into the room. We had to actually take part of the wall out just to get it in the bathroom and then had to do drywall repair. Definitely not what we had planned but turned out really nice.
431299
Well, it's not _my_ mirror, I just bought one, but would hazard a guess that there is a good change that it would if the thickness of your mirror is more in the middle.
351085
You can tighten the mirror but not to the point that you cannot move the mirror. Mine stays where it is positioned, butit can be moved.
1750901
fully extended the mirror exerts cosidrable strain on it's mount , I have installed ours on a backing plate that I made up, so that it would not dig into the gyprock wall that it is mounted on. as to your question I feel a dirll is definitley required.
157933
It is neither. Mine is mounted on mirror...it is 3.5 inches wide and extends out from the mirror approximately 3.25 inches. It has proven to be reliable and if ours were to fail in some way we would purchase this product again.S
2147636
I don't think there is a set height for mounting the mirror, depends on your own height and remember the mirror tilts for a better viewing.