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.
2026682
Mine worked best as pictured. Probably could mount on the side if the side area of your existing mirror is flat enough. Be careful that it doesn't stick out too far. Also the mirror is designed to show a wide angle horizontally. You will lose that width if mounted vertically.
259417
I doubt it would. I think it really needs a metal door to stick on to. As far as glass. .it needs to be a flat glass. .where as mine has a slightly wavy texture.
2230986
Yes, since it is a metal frame you can mount it any way you want to. Its a great mirror!
297523
It sticks well but won't leave any marks. My family attached them to a mirror and a tiled wall. Stayed up well but came right off. It is held up by suction cups.
500798
No, it it does not have any mounting hardware on the back....it looks like it could be easily added though!
23533
No, If the towel is hanging without the magnet and you want to make it hang against something metal it will work. Will it make the towel stick to metal well enough to just hang there, probably not.
1906478
Robern sells a surface mounting kit for this cabinet separately if required. The sides would be mirrored.
601225
Yes it can be for it uses double-sided tape, and a small amount of silicon rubber. I applied both to ceramic tile, it should mount just fine on a mirror or glass.
1983370
I wouldn't trust it due to the humidity that occurs in a bathroom. You're better off with a traditional mirror hanger in this situation.
2119944
The frame is plastic and mounts with metal hardware. I tried to scratch the mirror with a dental pick and couldn't penetrate the surface, so it is very tough. I'm pretty sure the mirror is made of plastic.
1957683
No ,it sticks to metal , I would not recommend these mine are all broken now and a few in the box were all cracked in many places ,I did not send back was not worth my time ,,,Have a great day ,,,,,,
1618369
No. There's no mounting hardware required. Just screw it directly into your water line's 3/4" female fitting. Unless your water line is improperly secured it hangs just fine. If you feel the need to secure it further, plumbers tape would be more than adequate to do the job.
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!
2285091
The adhesive backing will stick to wood, at first, but it detached in places a few days later. I used 3M spray adhesive on the back of the strip and re-mounted it with great results.
535547
It has a very strong adhesive. Once placed it cannot be moved. I would guess if the metal is clean, this knob should have no problem.
149829
I'm not sure about the hardware and extra height part of your question, it probably depends on where you position on the actual cabinet. You probably could mount it flush with the wall or mount it at the front of the cabinet too. The mount is clear so I don't even notice it.