Can I use mirrors where the glass would go?
1950932
yesthe back is workable but only need one mirror - i may use just plain glass or tinted glass or a photo 0 just got done with the wood
1950933
I don't see why not. If you know how to mount it on the back somehow. The only problem is that It'll be heavier to hang.
1950934
The back of the unit is flat, there is no indentation for glass or a mirror. One could be attached easy enough I would think though.
2112549
I once thought the material was like contact cement, but on a roll. SO, sure, it will adhere to a mirror, but what do you do to remove it later? Could break the glass! Maybe a small mirror could be pried off. I would rather use mechanical means to mount it.
1386760
No, it's not really set up for that. If all you need is the mirror, you need to try a different product.
219334
i believe you can. i think you may need a splitter for the wires. this mirror works good for the price.
1259606
What car/mirror are you using? If there's enough space, yes you can. You would have the mirrors reversed, though, to compensate for the mirrors being on the lower part of the mirror. Go to a local Campers World and try-out a set on your rig before you order.
1939732
Yes...there are 2 wing nuts to secure mirror position. So with your back to another mirror, you can see what you are doing.
585605
That's how I mounted mine. They come with a metal bracket that has holes in it. The holes are alittle larger in diameter than the threads that you screw the mirrors in with. Good luck!
1906478
Robern sells a surface mounting kit for this cabinet separately if required. The sides would be mirrored.
1060013
As far as I can tell, these are very good mirrors and will fit almost any application as long as there is a gap between the THICKNESS of the glass and the mirror housing. Any electric adjustible mirror will probably work.
546331
You will want a circular filter for that. These might help if you have reflection from the inside of the glass
2112550
Yes you can. But if your mirror is larger than 40 cm (15,74 inches) you must use several stripes. Regards.
1533157
Yes but watch out on the mirror part, it's plastic and once you put together if the mirror part piece is too big it warps so you don't get a clear reflection at all and will have to take apart and put back in original box to return
1709503
It is not meant to be a mirror. the reflection most people are talking about is the reflection like you would get from using your cell phone as a mirror, or a piece of glass. If you want to use it as a mirror, apply that reflective window tint that has the one way mirror effect.
393754
I'm doubtful as the mirrored side will have to be facing the kids' side UNLESS YOU DON'T MIND. In my opinion it is designed the opposite way -----you can see out but no one can see in. IF YOU USE THIS MAKE SURE YOU PLACE IT CORRECTLY. Look at it like an interrogation room at a police station!
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.
2152159
No the base is extended out so there is space for the glass which hangs down so it won't hit the wall or mirror behind it.
171795
I want to make a big area of glass in my room a mirror for the inside. I want the mirror effect to be in the inside of the room NOT the outside. Will this work somehow? Any suggestions?