Can this be used to fix a mirror (6feet by 1 feet) to the wall?
1863112
No. You need 3M Scotch Heavy Duty Mounting Tape, Clear (4010) It's heavier and holds more weight.
1863113
No, this would be too weak- it's meant more for paper products. You might try 3M strips for that- some will hold a lot of weight.
1863114
I doubt it would hold a mirror to a wall. Although it is very sticky, it is not very thick. It is more suitable for paper.
1045002
It should work on an uneven wall. It is basically an enhanced picture wire.
361997
A mirror would be a great idea. The brackets make the shelf have a space about a quarter of an inch out from the wall and the brackets are about 3 inches from the outside of the shelf
946684
I doubt it. I don't think the mount will pull out far enough for that. And you would affix the mount to one wall, so the mount is off center a bit even before you start.
50877
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.
1386760
No, it's not really set up for that. If all you need is the mirror, you need to try a different product.
49110
i not know but would think it is possible as long as adjustments on mirror are flexable. i have one on end of straight bar an would do as you sugest allso.
343199
I never evaluated the unit with a view toward doing that. The single unit is designed to fit between wall studs which are on 16 inch centers. I don't know if there is enough overhang by the mirror to go to the middle of the stud. The measurements should tell you. If the mirror is 16 inches wide, then I think you could put two together. Getting the top edge level will be a challenge.
273166
I have not yet installed this mirror because my house is still being built. But I can tell you that the builder left a hole reserved for installation inside the wall. I hope excuse me if my answer didn't help you.
173066
If you mean, can it be glued with mirror adhesive to the wall, the answer is no. That is because the mirror has hardware adhered to the back for hanging. Therefore, the mirror cannot be safely glued to the wall. There's no way to get the mirror flush against the wall. Also, I don't think you can use mirror clips either. The hardware on the back makes the mirror jut out from the wall a little. There's hardware in three corners on the back -- so you can hang it vertically or horizontally. Hope this clarifies the situation.
1549076
Not really. It would cause the shade panel to unravel and the frame cannot be cut down without destroying it. Sorry. Maybe the six footer would work?
604168
It might. I found that the mirror was too big for my purpose. I returned it.
1983457
You need at least 6 inch's and 10 inch's when the mirror is folded against the wall. If you leave it extended 6 will do...
1369837
Absolutely. There's nothing magical about the adhesive. If you can find a relatively smooth spot maybe an inch square you're fine. And if it doesn't stick well you can reapply with a different adhesive strip. The mirror is light plastic so it won't be taxed by its weight.
361996
I don't see why not. The glass shelf is right up against the wall, so make sure you have enough room under the mirror.
1259608
Looking at the design, I guess it could be possible. You would have to switch left and right. My concern is the weight and pressure from the mirror pulling down. Bottom line, I don't think it would work.
108568
With a little creativity, yes. Install electrical box, etc. But, it seems a little flimsy to fix permanently to a wall. Ypu might want something more substancial.