does mirror adhere to wall immediately?does it matter how big it is??
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Used on a wood door,took the door off and let it sit 24 hrs flat before rehanging
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I have not yet installed this mirror because my house is still being built. But I can tell you that the builder left a hole reserved for installation inside the wall. I hope excuse me if my answer didn't help you.
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I should think that the mirror would adhere to a smooth wooden surface - I have mine mounted on the shower door, and it's subject to the steam and hot water with no problem. Can't guarantee the reaction on wood, but in my opinion it's worth a try.
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Yes, it will definitely hold your mirror. The unit is very sturdy and easy to assemble. It seems to be of good quality and well made. I ordered two of them and they were both perfect. I put them together in about 30 minutes.
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Yes I would think so, should stick just the same as window. How much it would prevent a mirror from cracking I don't know. Seems more designed to allow cracks but not allow window to easily shatter into pieces - so it would prevent mirror pieces from falling all over
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I don't think it will leave any trace. I had to remove part of one of mine (because I put it in the wrong spot) and it didn't leave any sticky residue. It is not like tape. I think you'd be fine putting it up on a wall for removal later. BTW I LOVE mine. I actually have two up, same design, just one right and one left facing. They are beautiful! Very easy to put up if you have a helper and follow the directions. I highly recommend watching some YouTude videos before you put it up. They are very helpful. Also, a great company to work with. My piece I messed up, they replaced right away and for no charge. Love it! A great all around experience. Let me know if you have any questions.
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No. I just love this mirror. I am the envy of all my girlfriends. You just plug it in and your ready to go. Well you do have to hang it on the wall. Good Luck and Enjoy...Linda
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Mine came with a suction cup, I cannot remember if there was adhesive as well...however, I have the suction cup stuck to the shower wall which is a textured glass and it sticks. The mirror weights practically nothing so that helps.EDIT: Disregard...my wife tells me I used the suction cup from anther shaving mirror I had. If she says so it must be true ... LOL
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It works on a mirror! Does not work on a satin finish painted wall. That's all I know for sure.
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Yes it does. After you hang it on the wall, there are 2 long pieces (mirrors) that get attached to both sides.
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Good question. I haven't tried to take the mirror down, but I hope that it mostly sticks to the mirror which has a wood frame.
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It does not go up and down on the wall bracket. The mirror itself will tip upwards and downwards as it does at total flip from one side to the other in order to use as a regular mirror and a magnified mirror. Sounds like you would have to mount for the tall person and hope the downward tipping will do the the shorter person.
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We did it based on my height. I stood in front of mounting location, contractor held mirror to the wall, and we centered the mounting plate at face height. It swivels, so doesn't have to be exact. Figure 5' above finished floor if you need to estimate.
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Brian - Think of it as being permanent until you want it to be removed. Then, with minimual effort on your part, it will come down without damaging the tile. Here are some tips for removal of the adhesive: simply slide a metal or plastic spackling knife behind the bracket. As the knife cuts the silicone adhesive push the blade further and further behind the bracket until you feel the bracket become loose from the wall. To clean off any remaining jelly silicone from the wall simply (and carefully) use a single edge razor blade. So, obviously this mirror is not meant to be moved around every week. But people should have no fear of mounting our product even if they know they will need to move it in a few weeks/months. In fact, since we want you to continue enjoying our mirror at your next location, please feel free to contact us and we'll send you more mounting tape and silicone gel free of charge. Don't hesitate to ask any other questions you may have. Enjoy your mirror and thank you for your support Steve Parisi President ToiletTree Products
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It seems to stay put where you put it assuming you use the full surface area of the product. The pad is somewhat flexible so you can adapt it to a slightly curving suface. It will stay put due to friction like how plastic film is when you peel it off of a new mirror and not like an adhesive bond like with tape. So it helps if both surfaces are clean.
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I'm not sure how you'd wallpaper over a mirror without serious glue (like Gorilla Glue). Also, unless the mirrors are totally flush with the wall you are going to be able to see the edges under the wallpaper. This wallpaper is thicker than most but you still need a good smooth surface to start with.
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It installs with two screws (that can be tightened with a flat head screw driver), so it doesn't seem any more likely to damage the walls than if you installed a picture frame or a mirror. Also, it is very lightweight, so I don't think think it can pull on the walls. My bathroom has some kind of wood board walls and I installed the shelf bracket without a problem.