Does it put too much weight on the mirror?
1430191
yes its heavy to the point it will fall off often, you constantly have to lock it back into place
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.
1711222
It feels light, 10 oz or so probably. The suction cups do hold it to the mirror well, and I leave mine attached most of the time. It has fallen off a couple of times, but has not broken.
509165
Have not had that issue with ours. it's a regular mirror..just really small. it's not a crappy plastic one
139508
Possibly. But if you want to make more room and don't want the mirror, I would just cut the mirror out around the outside of the edge of the mirror. That would make more room for sure.
885790
Yes, I would consider the mirror heavy duty - I use it every day and love it. I don't use the stand (only because I like holding the mirror).
1919413
No, other than adjusting the tilt of the mirror itself. The arm is fixed in place.
1962561
Never had this problem. My unit has a knob that locks the mirror in place. I can easily work within 12" of the working surface without a problem. It is a great system. Very stable.
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.
983861
I had a light weight canvas on it. I personally wouldn't put anything too heavy or anything high in value on it. If you accidentally bump into it, the stand and mirror will fall. It's not "heavy duty" and I'm not sure what you mean by full length mirror, but if you are talking about a long (vertically) full body mirror this isn't the stand for you; as the mirror would be held at the center of the stand and not from the bottom. If it's a small mirror; cheaper; in a safe place then it's fine... Hope this helps :-/
1709892
Im pretty if it comes with a extra pad.it will not be very sticky if you clean the sticky part. also after a couple weeks you may want to restick the mirror with alittle super glue because it will come off.
1464598
In the details it says 2 pounds. However, this was a gift to my mother and she doesn't seem to find it too heavy to move. Oh, she is 91 :) It is of a weight so when you push the mirror you don't have to worry about it moving around.
1220203
not that I notice. I really like this mirror. I took it off the other day to just see how it was before, and I thought "how in the world did I drive without this?"
1053084
For me personally, the little mirror gets in my way. I wish mine would come off. I Would probably use super glue....
489431
Yes. The mirror has a base with three suction cups. The mirror easily slides off the base when not in use.
703051
Depends upon how lightweight your cabinet is. I think it would be fine - it is literally 4.3 lb if that's what they say! We have it mounted on a wall. I love this mirror, but wish it had a higher degree of magnification on the magnified side, and no little magnifier circular inset. Truthfully it bugs me. You have to operate around it. Good luck!
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.