My last 2 mirrors broke when they fell off the shelf. Does this have a weighted base to prevent this?
1863422
It is sort of weighted, not extremely though. The light is great. I just have it on a vanity table and sit when I use it.
1863423
it is sightly weighted but not too much. Its a great light though. One of the only ones with a bright enough light to really allow you to see what's going on. but its not that heavy.
1711222
It feels light, 10 oz or so probably. The suction cups do hold it to the mirror well, and I leave mine attached most of the time. It has fallen off a couple of times, but has not broken.
1053226
No, it has two screws that mount it to the wall to keep it from falling over, but due to the weight when full of books it sits on the floor.
1095053
No, that T shaped piece at the bottom is stable and does not twist. Mirror is very sturdy, much better than my mother has ever had before. She gives it two thumbs up!
202965
It is supposed to snap over your existing mirror, but your mirror had better be very thin. I mounted mine over the mirror in my MDX. It popped off and the very thin, very dark mirror shattered. I it infield Amazon and was told that I had to deal with the seller who is in Asia. I had to pay $29 to mail this defective item to Asia. The post office cannot track packages overseas. It apparently never arrived so I lost the $169 I paid for the item, plus the $29 for mailing. Amazon would not back me up in any way, even though I have been an Amazon Prime member for years. Apparently you are not buying the item from Amazon, but from some random vendor in Asia. Save your money. It is supposed to snap over your existing mirror, but your mirror had better be very thin. I mounted mine over the mirror in my MDX. It popped off and the very thin, very dark mirror shattered. I it infield Amazon and was told that I had to deal with the seller who is in Asia. I had to pay $29 to mail this defective item to Asia. The post office cannot track packages overseas. It apparently never arrived so I lost the $169 I paid for the item, plus the $29 for mailing. Amazon would not back me up in any way, even though I have been an Amazon Prime member for years. Apparently you are not... » Read More It is supposed to snap over your existing mirror, but your mirror had better be very thin. I mounted mine over the mirror in my MDX. It popped off and the very thin, very dark mirror shattered. I it infield Amazon and was told that I had to deal with the seller who is in Asia. I had to pay $29 to mail this defective item to Asia. The post office cannot track packages overseas. It apparently never arrived so I lost the $169 I paid for the item, plus the $29 for mailing. Amazon would not back me up in any way, even though I have been an Amazon Prime member for years. Apparently you are not buying the item from Amazon, but from some random vendor in Asia. Save your money. « Show Less
1615682
I used two nuts to prevent the one closest to the clamp from loosening. Mine does not slip and the mirror also stays in place unless I hit a significant "bump" maybe 3-5 inches.
9477
Yes. But it is so light that it tips over. Needs a sturdier base in my opinion.
648576
Yes, this can be applied to a mirror to prevent the pieces from falling if it is shattered, and also help protect against graffiti
1412948
It's pretty sturdy, but not weighted. Measure your eyeglasses..mine did not fit properly.
1296840
probably around a pound or so. it's lightweight, but the magnet that holds it to the mirror is very strong. I never feel like it will fall off. It isn't too heavy for the setting.
1777140
Yes, the mirror has a post that slips into a pre-drilled hole on the hanger. The mirror is easily removed. We actually drilled the hole deeper to hold the mirror more stably, if that helps.
1819682
Hi! I would say that these mirrors are able to stay in place without issue; I have used three (I attempted to remove two of them and they were damaged in the process) and of those three, I had no issues with them rotating on their own. I would recommend these!
976761
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.
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.
427581
I believe if you have apiece left on your door, it broke off of assembly. This mirror is everything you need.
1771371
The base is heavy enough that you can put the magnifying glass and the light at nearly any angle and it won't tip over. I use it for jewelry making and usually put the jewelry under the glass and the light coming from the side.
1457825
Nope. Just a fixed plastic mount. Mine actually broke off. Pretty weak if you ask me.