Is the mirror mounted by screws?
1167033
Yes it is.The photo shows the screw caps on the base. I went to Home Depot for the mounting brackets. They have all types for all needs.You don't have to mount on the stud anymore. This would be the best place to mount ,but it wasn't the best location for me.The stud was too far off.But there are ,now brackets to mount off just the drywall,like I did. I just wouldn't yank too much,just swing it out and back. So far this hasn't gotten lose from the wall. Hope this helps.I thought I was getting a good shave till I got this.It really helps seeing the spots you miss.
1716648
Yes, it came with a screw. I prefer to use the suction cup, so I can easily move it around and out of the way when I am not using it.
495651
If you are talking about the screw that holds the convex mirror to the convex mirror housing, it is not an exotic screw. I didn't measure it, but I think it is a #8 x 1" pan head sheet metal screw. I'd suggest testing different screws until you find the right one so you don't cross thread the bore for this screw. I don't suggest glueing these two pieces together for two reasons. One is you can't remove the entire mirror unless you destroy the housing. The other is that the ball joint that allows adjustment is nicely tight. I found that removing the mirror from the housing, nudging the ball joint, then refitting and checking for view, was more successful than just pushing on one side or the other with my thumb as is suggested in the instructions. If you are referring to the pair of screws that are part of the clamping mechanism, I tried to get extras that were a little shorter than as supplied and couldn't find them. They are a metric size, I think a #7. The hardware store I go to has a pretty complete stock, but not that size. It wasn't worth going to a specialty screw supply to find them.
369064
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.
1770293
No it is not. This unit has spring-loaded clamps that attach directly over the factory mirror. Securely without the use of tools.
2259509
Yes you need to drill 2 holes on each side and then remove the mirror from the mount to put the bolts through
1764031
I mounted on the wall to the right, only because the towel rack and light switch were on the left. Easy to mount, just make sure you have thick sheet rock or mount into a stud. It is a very sturdy mirror!
78767
Yes it can be mounted with screws. If I'm not mistaken, it comes with both screws and velcro.
92819
mirror are sold as a set but the screws that are shown in the picture are not sufficent and you will have to buy bolts and nuts to attach the mirrors
45419
The mirror can be moved or you can choose not to install it. It is held in place by double sided tape.
539043
No, The mirror pivot at two place see picture. Its swing at the pivot points. its about a 1 inch off the wall see picture. This mirror is hard wired.What I means it mounts on a single electrical box. similar to the (receptacle) or light switch you uses to turn the bathroom light on and off. That is how the mirror is lit. Its a very nice unit.
1810977
I can feel the screw heads under the felt on both sides of the mirror. You would have to remove the felt or cut it to get to the screws.
1817778
Pretty much. That is how I position it when I'm done. I have it mounted right next to my sink , adjacent to the large mirror in my bathroom.
1418783
Yes, the actual mirror unscrews from the base and stand, so you can hand hold it from the side of the mirror. I just unscrewed mine to check :)
1334936
No. There are mounting screws provided in the kit. Let us know if you have any other question.
82608
Yes, the wall mount AND the item mount are both there along with nail/screws. I used other screws though, not what was provided since I needed longer ones with more thread.
1105580
No it mounts flat to the wall. I swapped out the screws that came with it for some 2.5 inch screws so that I could be sure to drill into the studs. It held a large 3' x 4' mirror with just the 4 of the brackets.