Is the mirror in the back of cabinet already installed? I read somewhere that you will need to glue the back mirror.
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Mirror was already installed in the back of the cabinet. This is a really nice cabinet.
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Yes, the back mirror is installed. If it's surface mounted, you will need to install the side mirrors. It's very simple and comes with the mounting tape attached.
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Mirror is installed.....maybe they were referring to the side mirror if you were going to surface mount the cabinet rather than flush mounting into your bathroom wall. Very nice cabinet with interior and exterior mirrors.
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The back mirrors should be in place - at least this is how mine was delivered. The side panels, which have mirrors as well, needed to be glued to the cabinet, unless you install the cabinet inside the wall rather than on the outside, in which case you would not need the side panels.
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Since you already have the rough opening, please note that when our contractor was redoing our bathroom the pipes went up the wall, so we weren't able to have it flush. I contacted Amazon and we were able to find the mirrored side panels and it was installed. It is a beautiful cabinet.
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You are right- You will want to remove it carefully. It takes some prying. There are clasps that also hold the mirror. But I didn't break anything removing the old one and this was my first time doing it.
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Hi Diana - The vanity has to be assembled. The mirror is mounted to the top. There are 2 holes on the top of the vanity (each post on mirror) to mount. The holes would be obvious unless you could cover them up somehow.
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It is not fully assembled. The vanity top is not connected to the cabinet. You have to scrape off this sticky foam stuff, that doesn't come off very easily, then you have to apply some caulk and re-set the top.
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The wiring is definitely already in it. You have to disconnect your mirror first, then there'll be the connections to hook up the new mirror...I watched a youtube video to help with the install, which was SUPER easy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m77MhC4rj5Q
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The cabinet recesses into the wall but there is still about an inch between the mirror and the wall itself. The cabinet attaches to the studs in the wall by four screws through the sides of the cabinet box. They are screwed in from inside the cabinet with the mirror open. It is very easy. Installation instructions are available on the website for Nutone.
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Yes , the mirror is seperate , you dont need that for the "desk" to be stable , its a seperate attachment. Just make sure you dont mix up the different screws, because there different then the ones for the lega of the desk and chair.
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It is an actual mirror. It is a very nice cabinet. Very easy to assemble. Looks just like the picture. Hope you enjoy it.
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Hello!I bought this mirror a couple months ago and my roommate and I greatly enjoy it, but we both moved and had to take it down...I tried to save the silicone from the tube it came in, but unfortunately it got lost somewhere in the moving process. I just happened to read this post about the company sending replacement adhesives, and I was impressed by their great customer service, so I was wondering how I go about receiving replacements...I might be moving again later on this year so I was wondering if I could be given extra material just in case I do need to take the mirror down again. What's the process for doing this? Thanks!Christian Hello!I bought this mirror a couple months ago and my roommate and I greatly enjoy it, but we both moved and had to take it down...I tried to save the silicone from the tube it came in, but unfortunately it got lost somewhere in the moving process. I just happened to read this post about the company sending replacement adhesives, and I was impressed by their great customer service, so I was wondering how I go about receiving replacements...I might be moving again later on this year so I was wondering if I could be given extra material just in case I do need to take the mirror... » Read More Hello!I bought this mirror a couple months ago and my roommate and I greatly enjoy it, but we both moved and had to take it down...I tried to save the silicone from the tube it came in, but unfortunately it got lost somewhere in the moving process. I just happened to read this post about the company sending replacement adhesives, and I was impressed by their great customer service, so I was wondering how I go about receiving replacements...I might be moving again later on this year so I was wondering if I could be given extra material just in case I do need to take the mirror down again. What's the process for doing this? Thanks!Christian « Show Less
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There is an mirror on the inside door, back of the cabinet and on the sides. Hope that helps.
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Unsure of your question, but the mirror is flat. It is not a medicine cabinet or storage cabinet. The mirror has beveled edges.
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You just Epoxy it to the old mirror underneath. Its the simplest way to do it.
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No, you have to remove the old mirror first. Then you will see where it goes.
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The mirror should come with instructions, but of course it doesn't. I drilled a hole in the wall board (sorry I can't remember the diameter but probably about as wide as a pencil or a bit less, and used screw anchors available at any hardware store. Take the mirror with you so they can suggest a suitable size.
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I tried to find out the same thing, and couldn't get an answer. I ended up buying a mirror separately, and it looks fine.
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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.