Can this mirror be placed on a table or is it just for use on a wall? Thanks for your help.
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Yes Mel, it can easily be used on a table. I love mine (even though the 10x mag. is often OMG! TMI! lol)My only complaint with the mirror was that the suction cups mine came with didn't hold so we used screws to attach the base against the the wall. It was a great purchase.
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it can be set on a table - I attached some sticky tapes so I could put it on a wall
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Yes, it can be put on a table with either the 5x up or flip it and 10x is up.
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I ordered this mirror for my cousin who told me that you can't buy them anymore in the stores. She has an older version and bought another one to have on hand. Yes you can place it on a table. If you use the 5X then the 10X is the base or vice versa. Do suggest you put a doily or something under the mirror portion that would be on the table to protect it.
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it can set on a table or on the wall. or on a mirror with the suction cups, i have mine on the mirror with the suctions cup in my bath room
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I don't think this is suitable to sit on a counter. It's meant to hang on a wall
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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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The mirror is not lighted, and needs to be mounted directly to the wall. I do love the mirror, and the angles you can get the mirror to turn.
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yes, the mirror is not required. the mirror attaches to some notch holes on the backside of the table, so no the holes wont be visible
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I had a light weight canvas on it. I personally wouldn't put anything too heavy or anything high in value on it. If you accidentally bump into it, the stand and mirror will fall. It's not "heavy duty" and I'm not sure what you mean by full length mirror, but if you are talking about a long (vertically) full body mirror this isn't the stand for you; as the mirror would be held at the center of the stand and not from the bottom. If it's a small mirror; cheaper; in a safe place then it's fine... Hope this helps :-/
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Hi Betty, I am not 100% sure but I think that it would stick to a mirror no problem. I just stuck it to our painted wall and it was fine. It does pull off very easily with no damage. Maybe start with one roll as a test and go from there. Good Luck!
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Yes, this is a hanging medicine cabinet, which means it does have a mirror in front and can get hung on the surface of a wall, without being recessed into the wall. It has decorative side panels.
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This picture shows a table top mirror where as the mirror i bought is attached to the wall !
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The piece that the level slides into goes on the wall. That way you can mount it level from the get go. Just attach the other piece to your mirror symmetrically and you will be good to go.
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I have mine on a table. But, a friend of mine with a slightly larger version did have his mounted on the wall. I don't know if he had to buy separate hardware.
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I dont think it was meant to be mounted on a wall but if there is a will there is a way. You could drill a small hole on its sides very slowly and use a screw on each side to hold it up next to ur wall. Good luck.
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Make a custom bracket. We need more information in order to answer your question better. I have a large wood mirror that is being hung by a washer hook but it sounds like you have a different type of mirror.
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The answer (seems to me) to be completely one of personal choice and physical set up in the area where you're going to use the mirror. While it swivels and extends/contracts easily the fitment of parts are tight and will stay where you position it. I've actually got mine on the wall behind where I sit and use it for rear view of my head - or - I turn to use it up close.
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Yes, we actually plan on putting it on a framed mirror instead of the wall. Our walls are textured, the decals go on better if the surface is flat, not that I don't have any on my textured walls, but my daughter is turning 18 soon, and will want to take Marilyn Monroe with her :-)
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Hi! I never put it on the wall. I always just lay it flat on the counter or table.
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It is not designed to be mounted to a wall, etc. The one that I purchased for the grandkids (13-7) has been used with no mounting, only being held to the table with one hand while cranking with the other. There is a bar that goes throught the bottom for securing it to a table, however. It works great and they love it.