can this be a recessed mirror?
1652481
Yes, it can be either recessed or wall hung. I have it wall hung but would probably like it better recessed. It is a nice cabinet for the price.
1357458
If you want to mount it recessed in the wall, the answer is no. It does have 4 holes in the back that can be used to mount it on the wall.
614833
I would not think so. Both pieces must be screwed into something. I bought this hanger because I found a second hand 41 inch round beveled mirror. It already had one 1\2 of the hanger affixed to the frame. I could not find that type of frame anywhere locally. I didn't want to change the way the mirror had been hung, it was pretty heavy, so I googled "mirror hanger" and looked until I found a photo of what was already on the mirror. So in short I would have to say no to your question, but the hanger is great of heavy items and the picture/mirror stays close to the wall.
2016045
I don't think I would try it. Not to say it can't but the glass is so thin and the base is made to support it. I don't think it would hold up well sideways. The same fixture (almost) by same manufacture is available in a sideways "over the mirror" mount but it's a double vs single. So the metal is in the middle glass on both ends. Short answer- I wouldn't do it.
1299961
I surfaced mounted mine but the HomeDepot site has the recessed cut out size which looks right after looking at mine. Here is the web page to check, look at the Specs and recessed opening size, 30 3/8 X 35 3/8, link to page http://www.homedepot.com/p/Pegasus-36-in-W-Recessed-or-Surface-Mount-Medicine-Cabinet-in-Tri-View-Beveled-Mirror-SP4589/202588324
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
792840
Yes you could but those existing bar end need to be able to get tight enough to keep the mirror from moving around a lot.
977500
I guess you could if your wall depth and space between studs was big enough. But it's not made for that. The ones meant to be recessed usually have a door that is larger than the cabinet so it covers the edges when closed. I wouldn't recommend recessing these.
631727
Normal installation would have this recessed so that the surface is flush with whatever it is mounted on/into
2026682
Mine worked best as pictured. Probably could mount on the side if the side area of your existing mirror is flat enough. Be careful that it doesn't stick out too far. Also the mirror is designed to show a wide angle horizontally. You will lose that width if mounted vertically.
1906478
Robern sells a surface mounting kit for this cabinet separately if required. The sides would be mirrored.
604168
It might. I found that the mirror was too big for my purpose. I returned it.
613450
should be technically possible with a perfectly round hole smaller than vessel it could be partially recessed utilizing caulk or some rubberized buffer.would probably still be aesthetic if over half projected above counter, its beauty shouldn't be wasted.
219334
i believe you can. i think you may need a splitter for the wires. this mirror works good for the price.
218577
Yes. The mirror only has one side. There are suction cups on the back so it can hang, as well as the stand so it can be propped up on a counter.
1357230
Technically it was made to be wall hung, not recessed, but yes you can definitely recess it if you wish.
1715681
It can be either surface mounted or recessed into the wall. If you want it recessed, you might have to put some more work into installing it. We had to cut out some drywall and all since our old one was surface mounted!