my mirror has the brackket mounted to it already. model SFH 418. I need the recptical to screw into the wall so this can slip into it,about 50lbs
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From the number you have given I do not know what size it is. Can you measure the width and height. Their are different sizes and we only carry one size, 1 3/4 by 1 1/2. They have a very close tolerance and not having the correct size will not work.
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I had to remove the bolt holding mirror onto bracket to install the bracket to frame. After this was done I reinstalled mirror to mounting bracket. Just pay attention to how the washer and spring are located so you can reattach correctly. I suggest doing only one at a time so you will have the untouched 2 nd mirror to refer to if you forget.worked good for me except I had to add some washers to the bolt heads to keep them from pulling thru the bracket when tightened.
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Ive used it on the bathroom mirror only, there are screw-anchors included, for mounting elsewhere
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Mine came attached to the bars, but the wall mount was separate. Try to attach it so the mirror revolves on its axis.Sorry not to be of more help.
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should be fine. to make extra sure just substitute the screws it comes with for some longer ones and drill into the studs. NOTE: Be careful not to over tighten the screws with putting your mirror in, you could crack the mirror.
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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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We are stretching it now! If there was some person that could attach a 1" ball socket to a rear view mirror, this little guy would attach a wide angle mirror to an existing mirror on a truck or handlebars. I think they make the ball mount on a suction cup and again, if you have a mirror with a 1" socket, it would work.
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I have the wall mount! Not sure if it that is or isn't but one thing I will tell you is the knob for the turn off / on switch is junk! Ours broke like the first week and had to send off to have repaired and the repaire lasted maybe a week!! Hope that they have changed that!! But a great mirror!!
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I would say no. that cleat is meant to screw into the back panel of a frame of a mirror or picture. If there was more surface area on the part that goes on to the frame it would probably work but mirrors are generally heavy. I do not know what you are hanging exactly but if there is a frame you can look on the internet to see what you can find.if possible you could use this product to put on a back panel to make the whole back flat then use the cleat. there has to be a frame around the mirror or if you use the cleat and hang it the mirror will be angled down. If the entire back is flat and just the mirror alone there are 2 ways i can think of without seeing your mirror. 1 they sell sets of anchors you screw into the wall that secure it to the wall without putting screws in the mirror. 2 again if the mirror is flat you can put liquid nails on the back of the mirror and stick it on the wall. you may need to put something against the mirror so it will stay in 1 spot for 24 hours. If you do my 2nd suggestion you will not get the mirror off the wall without taking the wall with it.
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Remove the screw on the back of the mirror, pull the mirror out of shell. Mounting bracket will be accessible now. Mount mirror on top of your regular mirror, slide the lip of the mounting bracket onto exisiting mirror, tighten the mounting screws, re-install mirror into shell using the screw you pulled out.
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The mirror is attached by using hose clamps w/ rubber backing so they will not slip. the hose clamps will fit around any bar 2.5 inches around or less but can be switch out with any size clamps needed. Also the mirrors can be mounted sideways on overhead roll bars and used as rear view mirrors too
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The mirror did not fit on my jeep, but you break the old one and with a putty knife or scraper remove the pieces, then install the new one, o bought extra adhesive to make sure it stayed in place but then I noticed it was a little to big, I still have it hanging
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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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You can, but that back panel is what the mirror attaches to. So, if your mirror does not match the lining of the holes on the panel to screw and support your mirror, you will have to drill new holes.
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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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First off, you'd need to drill a hole with a drill made for glass so that you do not crack the mirror. When you do so, you can only press lightly to insure you are not forcing the drill bit into the glass too fast which will also crack the mirror glass. You'd also need to use a drill bit with the circumference of the plastic wall anchors that you'd need to insert into the drilled hole. When you insert (screw) the screw into the wall anchor, the wall anchor will expand. This is also cause for concern in cracking the mirror if you use too large of a screw. MY ADVICE: UNLESS YOU ARE HANDY, FORGET THIS IDEA. First off, you'd need to drill a hole with a drill made for glass so that you do not crack the mirror. When you do so, you can only press lightly to insure you are not forcing the drill bit into the glass too fast which will also crack the mirror glass. You'd also need to use a drill bit with the circumference of the plastic wall anchors that you'd need to insert into the drilled hole. When you insert (screw) the screw into the wall anchor, the wall anchor will expand. This is also cause for concern in cracking the mirror if you use too large of a screw. MY ADVICE: UNLESS YOU ARE HANDY,... » Read More First off, you'd need to drill a hole with a drill made for glass so that you do not crack the mirror. When you do so, you can only press lightly to insure you are not forcing the drill bit into the glass too fast which will also crack the mirror glass. You'd also need to use a drill bit with the circumference of the plastic wall anchors that you'd need to insert into the drilled hole. When you insert (screw) the screw into the wall anchor, the wall anchor will expand. This is also cause for concern in cracking the mirror if you use too large of a screw. MY ADVICE: UNLESS YOU ARE HANDY, FORGET THIS IDEA. « Show Less
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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.