will it self-stick to metal (like the backside of a bathroom cabinet mirror without hardware to mount it? thanks
324329
No, it is just a metal strip that will require mounting of some sort either with hardware or adhesive. Magnets stick to it great, but it is not a magnet itself.
1741747
i can only speak to self sticking. it is an adhesive backed tape. you peel off a thin film covering, and then stick it on. sticks well.
1361036
No, you can't use it without mounting it to either the wall, kitchen counter (somehow) or like we did using the underside of kitchen cabinet. Your idea is a good one IF it had a weighted base and rubber feet so it wouldn't slide on the counter.
1749422
Very well, I have it mounted on the porcelain tile just below and behind the head. Also the mirror is VERY light (not glass). The real secret to getting the adhesives to work is too dry the tile completely and rub a little alcohol on the area to be applied and press it on hard. They really need a clean dry surface to work well. Any dirt/debris, oils, even from your fingers and they fail prematurely. Hope that helps.
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.
1642942
Yes! Mine has even mounted with just the adhesive for about 2 years and I haven't had a problem.
2112549
I once thought the material was like contact cement, but on a roll. SO, sure, it will adhere to a mirror, but what do you do to remove it later? Could break the glass! Maybe a small mirror could be pried off. I would rather use mechanical means to mount it.
1576451
I'd say yes because even if you don't use the sticky adhesive , which I don't know if it would stick on wood, you can just use a nail or nail a nice hook in the wood to hang the shower, because it has a hole at the top of the mirror to hang it from.
642305
Yes, the one I have is the Satin nickel finish. As for the weight, I'm sorry I don't remember. I hung it on a beaded board wall in one of the bathrooms. I remember mounting a flat plate to the wall and the cover of the mirror holder fit over that with 2 threaded posts coming out and knurled cap nuts to hold the hinged plate on the wall. If your problem is going into sheetrock, there are screw-in anchors that really hold a lot of weight. Hope this helps.
799111
Haven't had experience with this mounting but I would think if anything, to use double sided tape to mount due to size and weight of it.
1116454
It has a sticky part that you can stick on a cabinet door which is how I use it, but you can't set it standing by itself on a shelf since the bottom part is round.
585605
That's how I mounted mine. They come with a metal bracket that has holes in it. The holes are alittle larger in diameter than the threads that you screw the mirrors in with. Good luck!
2154882
Not unless you place it on a shelf like I did it has no mounting hardware but you might check with GE and see if it's avaliable
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!
2016045
I don't think I would try it. Not to say it can't but the glass is so thin and the base is made to support it. I don't think it would hold up well sideways. The same fixture (almost) by same manufacture is available in a sideways "over the mirror" mount but it's a double vs single. So the metal is in the middle glass on both ends. Short answer- I wouldn't do it.
1046258
There is no mounting hardware, but I suppose it could be done. It is so small, I just put it away when not in use.
1289149
It's designed to mount with two screws. There's a plastic cover that pops off and reveals a metal plate with screw holes. It's a nice flat surface so I suppose it could be attached with a very good adhesive, but wouldn't probably trust that. It ships with the screws.