Can the electrical wire be pulled through the back &amp; wired, instead of hanging &amp; being plugged in?
848508
It is possible I guess but would require someone with electrical experience. Also FYI after little more than a year the ballasts for the bulb died. There are no replacement parts. So I contacted Brookstone and they agreed to replace the light if I would mail them the old one. I found this fair since my wife loves the mirror.
707871
You could but I wouldn't suggest it. What you could do (like I do) is tuck it underneath. There is a metal bracket underneath that allows you to do this. You never know with this changing climate if you might need to plug it in. Hope this helps?
2249556
Yes you can. You can unsrew the plugs and there are holes to route the bare wires. then you screw the plugs back in to secure. But be extra careful from shorting wires and moving the setup without plugs.
97976
Yes, the back cover is perforated so you can remove a portion for the wiring.
588952
Yes. An electrician should be able to do that for you easily. They remove the cord, attach it to the wall & wire it to an electrical box they put in your wall.
725974
my electrician installed it in the ceiling connected to a light keyI believe you can hung it and plug it only that the cable will be hanging like a lamp cable
569969
The cord does not come detachable, so modifying it would be your only option. The cord is a pretty thick gauge, so I imagine it would be harder, because the cord seems heavily insulated.
231752
Yes . It has a little plate that comes off the back. It technically wires from just below that plate through a hole but you wire it completely from behind and not be able to see any wires from the front. It actually looks pretty sharp. I hard wire mine too from behind. The only thing I did was buy an extra hook from Home Depot to hang the excess cord on the wall next to unit. Super easy.
2030498
I haven't tried. . You can physically do it of course.. This outlet is pretty heavy for the size and my complaint is that its weight causes it to fall out of the outlet very very easily
1480933
Sure. I hardwired mine. Just disconnect the pigtail cord and replace it with the hardwire. It doesn't go directly through the pipes into the wall, so there is a short piece of wire that sticks out between the wall and the towel bar. But it's at the bottom and doesn't show with towels hanging.
363893
You'd have to drill out the back of existing for wires to feed through, might not work
994697
Yes, but you will have to get creative about how you keep the wire up without grounding out.
1397787
I do not think so. I do find the wire is annoying. Though they give you enough to wind it along the window to the pillar, etc., it would look amateurish, which it is since I do not install windows, I will not take things apart I do not know how they were put in in the first place.
1500407
It doesn't have to be hard wired in. But it doesn't come with a plug on the wire. To add a plug would be very easy and quick to do. You would have to buy one at a hardware store.
912598
Yeah, i had my wire cut, so i know. I would bury mine next time, but i would never advise anyone else to, since i'm not a pro. It's heavy duty, but i would get large outdoor rated electric conduit to run it through, w elbows to take it out of the ground on each end. Maybe more hassle than unplugging each time.
717450
Yes, that's exactly what I did. There are 2 screws on the back where you attach the wires.
56422
I don't believe you can put the wire inside. I have taken my hair clips and put the wire to use!