Can this be mounted on glass with a machine screw coming through the glass
197361
I believe the mounting bracket had 2 screws as most would so you would need 2 screws coming through the proper location that only stuck out a short distance. The back of the machine screw would need some kind of plastic or rubber washer and I would put a piece of felt under the mounting bracket. So yes it could be done, but would be a real pain.
430342
Not easily - you'd probably risk glass damage. However, I wouldn't doubt some manufacturing variation.
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.
906065
I wouldn't think so Jon unless you had a guy build a frame around the piece of glass you just took out. That would work. You need a frame to attach both sides too!
836583
It probably *CAN* be mounted to one, but depending on the thickness of the glass it may be a risky proposition. Both pieces that are in direct contact with the surface are made of metal. You might be able put cloth or some sort of material between the metal and the glass for extra protection.
1970485
No, I would not suggest that. We did it ourself and even drilled into glass tile and it worked great. It is well made, sturdy and looks great.
1057760
Yes. Use a hair dryer to heat the glass and remove it. In the past I have had to replace some double faced tape to remount it.
1455300
I don't think so, it has no mounting screw holes designed into the base of it.You wound have to drill screws through the base yourself!
388550
No way. I would not take that chance. At least not directly. Maybe if you did it the way I did by using two pieces of wood with the glass in between and mount on the wood, but otherwise, no.
1121112
The hardware can come off completely. The glass will just have 4 holes in the corners where the hardware would have gone.
1666875
Unfortunately, no. It screws on. If you were very handy you might mount the screw on the other side.
1769578
I'd say by using suction cups. But I still don't see how you could mount it exactly to the glass seeing how you would most likely have it directly on top of it.Basically you'd have to place it DIRECTLY on top of the enclosure.
478242
plastic knob attached with medal screw- plastic does not reach through other side of glass.
1018580
Yes. There is a rubber caulk inside which could be easily removed with a screwdriver or other tool. That is all that appears to hold the glass in place.
731155
I think you have to use the bracket. You might be able to mount it directly, but you may have to use/purchase an alternate screw
474006
Yes you can. The glass is mounted on kind of a ball and socket so you can pivot it up/down left/right.
784910
There is a hole at both ends of the glass. A separate piece screws into the bottom piece of the bracket from the top to hold the glass in place. It looks very nice. You will need to get good screw inserts from the hardware store for installing this. The ones it comes with are junk.