How far does stye mirror stick out ......I need it to come close to my face without bending over the sink.
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It stands out 3 3/4 inches from the mirror. I have mine mounted to a wall mirror in order to get close enough. It is great for mascara and eye liner.
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You will still need to bend over the sink. It only projects about 4-6 inches.
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It does not stick out far. You may want to place it elsewhere. I have double sinks with mirrors over them and I have two 10x mirrors, one for my husband and one for myself. I have to lean over, however, trust me, it is worth it!
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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.
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Measuring from the wall to the center of the mirror, just under 1 foot. You might be able to take it out further, but you will risk breaking it.
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The tang that fits between the top of the mirror glass and the frame of the mirror is wedge shaped and starts at less than a 16th of an inch and widens to about 1/8th inch. Should be no problem fitting.
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The max extension is 12 inches. There is an intermediate swivel 8 inches from the mounting bracket and an additional 4 inches to the mirror. I have had this in the bathroom for quite a long time and it shows no evidence of corrosion. Works perfectly!
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How it would fit depends on the plumbing and the baseboard would be an issue regardless making flush to wall problem with any vanity etc. It's not a problem but you could make extension side to close the small open exposed area
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About 3.5 inches.....but if you are thinking about this as a purchase don't do it. It will not stay tightened. I have to constantly adjusted the mirror.
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Try a different angle. I keep my head tilted, but not at a 90 degree angle--that's too much. Also, don't lean back too much. Just lean forward over the sink a little, but with your head up. You should be upright enough to see yourself in the mirror. It takes getting used to, but eventually you will find the right position. If you're really stuffed up, some of it does go down your throat, though.
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I did not buy this mirror. I bought a different one that fits on my bike. it has long arms so I can see over my shoulder.good luck
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one inch when flat. When fully extended, mirror starts at 9 inches from the wall
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We do sell a matching mirror for our vanities (Amazon ASIN B00ES5JHC0), however it is a 28-inch mirror that is meant for a smaller vanity than the 60-inch single sink unit you are looking at.
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It's approximately 9.25 inches. It's hard to measure exactly but it's definitely less than 9.5 inches. It should fit under your vanity a bit snuggly.
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I would say approximately 12". You can adjust the mirror closer or further away, however.
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Like other comments, the cabinet is approx 3" deep. My mirror IS real and of good quality considering the price paid. My armoire is completely utilized (filled w/jewelry) and am ablle to close it completely. I would buy this product again.
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No hard and fast rule. It's a question of aesthetics. It's a good idea to have the mirror in place if this is going at a bathroom vanity. See how the light(s) are in relation to the mirror. Then determine what is a comfortable height for them in relation to your eye level. The end result is a combination of these two factors. Good luck.
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The bracket is difficult to measure exactly because the swing arm is mounted there, but it looks like it is just under 5". My husband and I measured and have the same opinion. I like the mirror, but I don't use the light, don't need it with my vanity lights.
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I looked at it yesterday.. My husband uses this mirror in the shower. I notice that there is a better (wider) view of the face. Not that it make it look bigger, just that I could see more than just my face without struggling with the mirror, holding it just at a close distance.