Would the frame work as a frame around a bathroom mirror that is already glued to the wall? I want to add a pre-made frame.to my existing mirror..
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I think it would if they have your size for the mirror because a mirror is the same thickness as glass. So I feel sure it would work.
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It could be installed on a bathroom wall but it might be tricky. You need to be able to tighten the couplings from the back so you'd almost have to attach it to the wall before you put it in place.
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The mirror comes unattached, so theoretically you could use the mirror you already have. :)
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Yes, it will look like a nun-framed photo. You will need to buy stick-on hooks to hang them. Also, with just the cellophane cover, light will reflect more than from a frame with glass. It is not a substitute for a frame, but one way to get your pics up on the wall. Do you have a dump with a "free shop" nearby? You can find lots of frames!
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I mounted a 34" x 69" mirror and used four holders. The mirror is also glued to the wall. The mirror sits on the ledge shown in the diagram.
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you should get it you will love it ... it will go great on your mirror that is what I got it for to. I do all kinds of cartoons and fun art I did my bathroom in fashion hats.. dresses. shoes ... and more paintings and this decal set my wall to wall mirror right in with every thing .. it looks as good as they show it. hope I helped you
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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.
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Mine did not come with a mirror. I couldn't find an appropriate frame to go with it, so ended up doing a frameless oval mirror, I believe from Lowe's.
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Good question. I haven't tried to take the mirror down, but I hope that it mostly sticks to the mirror which has a wood frame.
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I would say no. that cleat is meant to screw into the back panel of a frame of a mirror or picture. If there was more surface area on the part that goes on to the frame it would probably work but mirrors are generally heavy. I do not know what you are hanging exactly but if there is a frame you can look on the internet to see what you can find.if possible you could use this product to put on a back panel to make the whole back flat then use the cleat. there has to be a frame around the mirror or if you use the cleat and hang it the mirror will be angled down. If the entire back is flat and just the mirror alone there are 2 ways i can think of without seeing your mirror. 1 they sell sets of anchors you screw into the wall that secure it to the wall without putting screws in the mirror. 2 again if the mirror is flat you can put liquid nails on the back of the mirror and stick it on the wall. you may need to put something against the mirror so it will stay in 1 spot for 24 hours. If you do my 2nd suggestion you will not get the mirror off the wall without taking the wall with it.
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It would depend on where the button is on your mirror. If the button is on the face of your mirror, then no. It will be covered by the new mirror. If is across the top, back or bottom, it would depend on the location. There are two, i'll call them little arms, on the top and bottom each that hook over your existing mirror that could potentially cover the button. You could attach the Pikibu slightly to one side or the other to go around this issue. Depending on the size of your existing mirror, you may not be able to SEE the button, you may have to feel for it until muscle memory just automatically goes to the button. I wouldn't think that would be a huge deal since half the time pushing buttons like that is done without looking anyway.
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the main frame is finished,, all you have to do is attach OUTSIDE mirrors on the 2 ends if you do not cut out the wall, i.e.just surface mount it. I love this thing. It is probably the finest "metal thing" I have. Inside is mirrored also. You ahng the main frame, put the end mirrors o and you ore finished.
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I had to remove the bolt holding mirror onto bracket to install the bracket to frame. After this was done I reinstalled mirror to mounting bracket. Just pay attention to how the washer and spring are located so you can reattach correctly. I suggest doing only one at a time so you will have the untouched 2 nd mirror to refer to if you forget.worked good for me except I had to add some washers to the bolt heads to keep them from pulling thru the bracket when tightened.
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Hi Mary,I have mine on the mirror, I did take it off and tried it on the wall, it did stick, but I really can't tell you how long it would last.If you use some double sided tape, it might just stick longer. I am sure there is a way to make it stick. But, yes, it did stick to the wall.
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as a child's project; a paper drawing or a 3 X 5 photo without a frame, that you would want to remove later these could be an option. to use for a semi-permenate decor option I would not use them that way. be sure the wall is really clean to increase the adhesion.
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I definitely think you could put glue on the knob because the base is big enough.I hang wreath on my mirror at christmas with 3m tabs.I like them because they are easy to remove and don't damage my mirror.I would definitely ask someone at your hardware store.
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The smaller piece can go on the door frame instead of the wall. I placed it right on the ledge that the door closes against. There, the two pieces match up just right. The two parts must match up for it to work.