Do you think these can be glued on instead of using the screw? I want to use them on mirrored drawers but don't want to screw a hole into the mirror.
870004
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.
870005
Yes I believe that it can be done, as long as the correct adhesive is used.
870006
The bases seem to be solid metal and the glass adds to the weight as well. I would be inclined to say no. You could try but I would worry about the adhesive leaving residue on your drawers if it did not work.
870007
I also would think that you could. there are many good glues. After all i'm sure that the mirror is probable glued on also, just be sure you don't put to much stress on it and crack the mirror.
870008
I don't think so as they are heavy. They are beautiful and they really do need the screws
1203855
Cannot honestly answer this one. I would assume so if you find good commercial tape or maybe picture hanging tape. I used the screws. Sorry.
699438
Yes, they are removable. You screw them on with a backing screw, so you should be able to replace them with a standard drawer knob. I was considering replacing them originally, but they actually look better in real life than in the picture.
814153
mirror removes too easily...unscrews during normal use so I have to remember to spin it a couple of times a day to keep it from scaring me by falling off...good luck with your project!
1699966
I would not recommend to glue them on, they can fail. You can design it in a way you can screw them on. I actually had to replace two of them after a year. Others function just fine.
2140916
The strips of wood in the box screw the 2 to the sections of the dresser. But if your working alone screw the wood pieces to the bottom first,then add the mirror
1051608
That would be dependent on the type of mirror that you have. These letters do not have "strong" magnets so I doubt that they will stick to a mirror.
2200672
I put them on my kitchen cabinets and drawers for a remodel. I had them put on by the contractor and don't recall him having to get different screws.
1819682
Hi! I would say that these mirrors are able to stay in place without issue; I have used three (I attempted to remove two of them and they were damaged in the process) and of those three, I had no issues with them rotating on their own. I would recommend these!
1932326
You can use adhesive but that didn't work for me. There are holes for screws, which is what I used.
998712
They have a peel and stick backing. No screws. You can remove them from the cabinet door, but it may lose the sticky.
741492
No, they have two screws, and need to be counter sunk. If they are not counter sunk, they will not fit flush against the drawer.
2131287
It would be best if the mirror plastic was intact. Depending on how much was broken, this item could possibly be made to work, but I would repair the mirror before I installed this product. It's really just an accent accessory.
1460548
The Mirrors have 3 pieces of tape in them for cushion. according to the instructions if they fit too tight remove one piece of tape at a time starting with the bottom piece until they fit properly. I have painted mirrors and I had to remove the bottom piece of for mine to fit. I hope this answers your question. I think they are the best looking and fitting.
950146
I used suction cups and fixed to mirror. If I were screwing to wall, assuming drywall, I would use a drywall anchor or similar device. Plz see http://www.bobvila.com/articles/how-to-install-a-drywall-anchor/ Good luck.
408920
What i did was put them on my wall using thumbtacks. So it's super easy to remove, When it's time to move out my apartment. Just don't use glue. And you should be fine.
650918
Yes you can. You just wouldn't add the 2 black poles that stick up to hold the mirror. Its a great vanity!