Can you use this shelf if one of the sides needs to be mounted on a wall to wall mirror?
828114
I don't think so, as both supports need to be screwed in. If you have the kind of drill that can drill a hole in a mirror without breaking it, then possibly. I wouldn't chance it if I were you.
828115
Yes. But you need to install the supports all on the side without the mirror.
828116
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
763918
yes. But if you do that you likely won't be able to use some of the shelves. To echo what other owners of have said - this cabinet is TINY. almost more like a medicine cabinet or spice cabinet than a true piece of furniture.
506611
With a double sided tape, You could attach one to the side. I think it would be difficult to mount one and if, you would have to disassemble to do so. I couldn't recommend a brand because I have not tried to attach or mount one.
167978
Yes, you can, but make sure that you buy the support brackets that hold the shelf up as these are not included with the shelf.
487339
Yes the shelf can be mounted at ether end of the cabinet. This will allow you to mount it the way you want.
673427
Yes it can it is mounted in the wall considering there is enough space between sink top and mirror
2043570
There are little metal brackets on that side, so i suppose to could fashion a way to attach it to the wall. wouldn't recommend it - get some cheap floating shelves from IKEA and add covering will accomplish the same thing and be alot more sturdy.
249102
No, this doesn' work for conrer install. The shelf will interfere with two side walls.
1775973
Yes, it can be installed either way. We preferred to install it facing up because we wanted to use energy efficient light bulbs. This way the light bulbs are not visible. Also this light fixture is fairly large and we didn't want the lights to hang over the vanity mirror.
300797
Yes, but you can't just switch the shelf to the other side. You have to flip the top piece of the shelf when you put it together. Once put together, it only goes one way.
1750577
Yes you can. That is why it is described in the Product Description as a stacking shelf!
389196
Yes you can. The wall mounting bracket can be moved to allow securing to wall even with a slight gap.
1949376
With sufficient under bracing it could be wall mounted, but the base is wider than the top so it would look odd. Furthermore the backing is cardboard so you could not support the weight filled with a direct application to wall. This is really a floor shelf.
1049828
No, the top wall bracket would be unstable the way it is designed. It may work if the bracket could be sealed shut in the horizontal position and located at the very back of the cabinet.
331264
Yes you could but the shelves wouldn't be spaced evenly. They make a three shelf version of this if that helps.
1465622
Yes the shelf can be mounted on either side. It can also be mounted on the outside of either side so you don't have to worry about the height. If you do mount it on the inside you'll have about 22.75 inches.
1750901
fully extended the mirror exerts cosidrable strain on it's mount , I have installed ours on a backing plate that I made up, so that it would not dig into the gyprock wall that it is mounted on. as to your question I feel a dirll is definitley required.