Is the mirror attached with plastic clips? If so, how far apart are they? Thanks! Trying to fit on an extra tall mirror.
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Oh, and the clips: They are plastic with rubber where it contacts the mirror to help hold it. The bottom two are fixed and the top two slide up to fit whatever mirror you have. It holds onto your mirror well and doesn't vibrate around if your mirror also doesn't. I am well pleased with it.
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Hi there. I just measured mine and with the clips spread apart it will fit onto a 3 3/8" tall mirror. I love mine and it gives a much better view of everything. I wish it was even taller than it is but it's great as is and a big improvement from the one that came with my truck. Hope this helps.
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Yes, the clips are plastic. They're about 3" apart in height. I'm not sure if they extend further and didn't want to dislodge the mirror. I don't think so, though. Maybe call the manufacturer to ask if they have a mirror that would work for you. I love using this mirror - makes a big difference.
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I think it's about 5 inches or so? I'm not exactly sure because our builder had to cut it down for mirror placement. Sorry I couldn't be more help but we love it! It comes as a separate piece.
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Yes. The mirror comes with a screw to tighten clamp, basically it clamps over the mirror and you would just have to tighten two screws.
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My mirror(s) have never fallen over. I am more than satisfied with them. Yes, I bought another a few weeks later for my daughter. I would recommend them to anyone!
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There is a plastic piece that you slide one mirror into and on the outside of the plastic piece there is suction cups on it. When you want to use the other mirror all you have to do is slide the first mirror out & slide in the second mirror in to the plastic piece.
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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.
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No. It's not a free standing mirror. But u can still use it for that purpose if you clip it in a stand.
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Have not had that issue with ours. it's a regular mirror..just really small. it's not a crappy plastic one
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I just had a chance to measure mine and the actual mirror at it's widest point was 4 1/2 inches. The total width of the entire mirror was 18". I agree that they work great and come off quite easily. The mirror itself sits right next to the basic mirrors on my Silverado and show me everything I need to see with the exception of what's right behind the trailer itself. I leave mine on during spring and summer and take them off when I put the 24' trailer I tow away for the winter.
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Hmm...if your mirror is mounted across uneven surfaces, it, too, will be uneven. Assuming that is your plan, yes you shd still be able to use these mirror clips. The challenge will be drilling into the tile. The uneven
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I am sorry, I do not know. There is a bracket that you install on the wall and mirror attaches to that. You may try doing a search for that specific model # and find the specs.
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I think the mirror is 5 inches across. The height is adjustable by moving the stand. I need it to stand up a little high, so it's center of gravity of pretty precarious. I keep knocking it over...
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What kind of mirror? If used on just a flat glass mirror with no frame, it could be a hazard when removed. It would be likely that the mirror would break before an attached spot would pull free. A broken glass mirror is an extreme cut hazard. In such case, regular mirror clips of plastic that attach by screws would be safer. However, if this is the best attachment method, then clean both surfaces with regular rubbing alcohol for good ahesion and figure that a one inch section of this tape will hold about 2.5 pounds and follow the instructions on the package for attachment. At least three points of attachment should be made. Be sure that both surfaces for attachment are free of wax, loose paint, oil, and dirt. It works !
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You are right- You will want to remove it carefully. It takes some prying. There are clasps that also hold the mirror. But I didn't break anything removing the old one and this was my first time doing it.
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There are two holes on the bracket. We had to drill our holes but it was not a problem. The mirrors are worth it.
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The part that goes between the mirror and mirror outside frame is a wedge shape. It's length is 7/8" long and tapers from 1/32" on the end up to 1/4" at the stop. Mine vibrate a little bit but overall I like them and would buy them again.
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Is the adhesive removable once installed? What if you want to dismount the mirror at some point ?