does anyone know how much weight this will hold? looking to hang a mirror - don't want to have to clean up if it broke!!
1413866
This bar is designed to hold clothing, robes, coats, etc. It *is* very sturdy, but I wouldn't feel comfortable using to hold a mirror -- especially, if the door is used often.
1413867
we filled it more than once with clothes on hangers(suits and shirts) it held sturdy.
1413868
I've hung 15 or so dress shirts on one of these, and it didn't have any trouble.
1108793
It's not the clips that will be nearly as important as what they are secured to and whether it's a wallboard mount or stud mount. The clips are very strong but I'd suggest at least one side of the mirror or glass be fastened to a stud. If the glass is not so heavy then wallboard mounting with plastic anchors will be okay. Just guessing that 25-30 lbs is all I would rely on wall anchors to hold safely.
614833
I would not think so. Both pieces must be screwed into something. I bought this hanger because I found a second hand 41 inch round beveled mirror. It already had one 1\2 of the hanger affixed to the frame. I could not find that type of frame anywhere locally. I didn't want to change the way the mirror had been hung, it was pretty heavy, so I googled "mirror hanger" and looked until I found a photo of what was already on the mirror. So in short I would have to say no to your question, but the hanger is great of heavy items and the picture/mirror stays close to the wall.
1296840
probably around a pound or so. it's lightweight, but the magnet that holds it to the mirror is very strong. I never feel like it will fall off. It isn't too heavy for the setting.
390165
Sorry this took so long. I took the mirror off the wall, all the mounting hardware is steel. I then hunted up a magnet, every thing is steel with a very nice oil rubbed bronze finish. How long it would last I have no idea.
1784252
We've not had a pboblem with the mirror or the operation. If you screw it into a stud, you shouldn't have a problem. My wife loves it!
1108794
Can't give you weight but they are pretty strong and you could use a additional clips for a larger mirror. How securely the clips are fixed to the wall is more of an issue.
1613691
I have a laminated poster that weighs about 2 pounds. The hanger holds it easily. There could be potential for bending the poster where you clip it when you're closing the hanger or putting the poster on the wall, especially if it's a big heavy poster. I'd get another person to help just to be sure.
1167963
I haven't have it fallen off ever. I've been down some bumpy roads and still never fallen or moved. there are 2 suction cups that go on the original mirror then there are two clamps that fit over the original mirror so it's double secured.
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.
1369837
Absolutely. There's nothing magical about the adhesive. If you can find a relatively smooth spot maybe an inch square you're fine. And if it doesn't stick well you can reapply with a different adhesive strip. The mirror is light plastic so it won't be taxed by its weight.
1749418
The mirror hangs on a hook. The hook is attached to the shower wall with strong adhesive tape. It has not fallen off yet because the mirror is so lightweight. Follow the instructions - clean the shower wall carefully with alcohol before mounting the hook.
1105577
The mirror is directly on the wall. It comes very sturdy, so I believe you wouldn't have any problems. I really like the product and would purchase it again if I needed it.
735041
I seriously doubt it would hold much weight. I use it as a finish for hand made wooden writing instruments (pens).. I would suggest good epoxy..
498380
I have only hung dish towels on mine. It is sturdy but heavy weight would bend the arms. It could hold a pound maybe. Just guessing.
587061
I would assume it has some type of limit to how much weight it could hold before it broke. It would not be the hooks at the very top that broke it would most likely be the middle rod that broke. The middle rod is held in place through resistance. The middle rod stays in place because you put plastic stoppers underneath the ends to hold it in place, (confusing explanation), but it would probably give at some point, I'd guess maybe at fifteen pounds.
1053084
For me personally, the little mirror gets in my way. I wish mine would come off. I Would probably use super glue....