my depth is 3 1/2 ,but the actual mirror depth is 5in .Does that mean there is a 1 1/2 in reveal or frame extending out 1&1/2in ?
452764
In our application the mirror is flush with the wall. The mirror box was totally inside the wall. I don't know if this hwlps bot I hope so. We are v ery satisfied with ours.
452765
Just measured mine. You are correct, there is a extension that goes out side the wall that's almost 2 inches. You will need 3 3/4 inches in depth. You are close enough that you may be able to use this unit by installing it with the 3 1/2 depth you have and using some white caulk around the edges for the 1/4 inch space you may have, other wise you may need to find a diff product.
1019864
I ordered believing these would fit my one inch depth window frame. They sort of do. The reality is that the top of the shade is 1.5 inches in depth and the bottom is 2 inches. On top it is 1.25 inches from what I used as the inside edge of the blind to the outside edge of the mounting tape. Since My frame was only 1 inch deep, there is .25 inches of sticky tape that is not adhering to the frame, but so far it is working anyway.
1211809
No, that can't be correct. At least not in inches. I haven't measured mine (I'm in the office right now) but it's just a little bit bigger than the standard car rearview mirror. I hope this helps.
692914
One inch when flat. When fully extended, mirror starts at 9 inches from the wall
2147978
What do the product dimensions of 18x48x34 mean? The mirror is 48x26 according to the title. What are the dimensions of the part that gets recessed? Wondering if the "cabinet" part will fit into our current space so that it can be recessed.
273167
The frame of the cabinet sits flush to the wall. The mirror door is then sitting about maybe 1/2 an inch out. Hope this helps. It fits perfect in my 2X4 wall and I love mine. I'll upload some pictures that hopefully will help.
157932
It is neither. Mine is mounted on mirror...it is 3.5 inches wide and extends out from the mirror approximately 3.25 inches. It has proven to be reliable and if ours were to fail in some way we would purchase this product again. S
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To be honest I don't recall the numerical number. Obviously one side is a standard image for viewing. The flip side does a much more powerful image. To be honest, it is a fine mirror, but I ended up not using it because my wife wanted it to use when applying make-up. Her bathroom is rather small and there wasn't a suitable location in her bathroom where it could be mounted and extended to full advantage. We kept it for future use and I ended up getting a mirror on a stand that's long enough for us both to use and adjusts for heights. I'm 6' and it works quite well. Sorry that doesn't quite answer your question, but that's the best I can do. To be honest I don't recall the numerical number. Obviously one side is a standard image for viewing. The flip side does a much more powerful image. To be honest, it is a fine mirror, but I ended up not using it because my wife wanted it to use when applying make-up. Her bathroom is rather small and there wasn't a suitable location in her bathroom where it could be mounted and extended to full advantage. We kept it for future use and I ended up getting a mirror on a stand that's long enough for us both to use and adjusts for heights. I'm 6' and it works quite well. Sorry that doesn't quite... » Read More To be honest I don't recall the numerical number. Obviously one side is a standard image for viewing. The flip side does a much more powerful image. To be honest, it is a fine mirror, but I ended up not using it because my wife wanted it to use when applying make-up. Her bathroom is rather small and there wasn't a suitable location in her bathroom where it could be mounted and extended to full advantage. We kept it for future use and I ended up getting a mirror on a stand that's long enough for us both to use and adjusts for heights. I'm 6' and it works quite well. Sorry that doesn't quite answer your question, but that's the best I can do. « Show Less
1855648
1" diameter but I have to use the mirror to get a lateral picture of welding
806804
I specifically chose this because the wall I needed to mount this in used 2 1/2" studs, not 3 5/8". I do not know the exact depth as it is already installed. But I can say that from the back of the front plate to the back of the unit, it is no more than 3 1/8" deep, so a total of 3" depth could be quite accurate.
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Are you talking height because the pair I have are a 1/2 inch thinker than the mirror. If you are talking about the length beyond the factory mirror I believe they extend about 5" beyond the factory mirro. I do watch when parking the truck with them on but when the trailer is in winter hibernation the mirror extensions are off in the trailer.
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I am not sure because I don't have a measuring tape but would not recommend this mirror. The magnifying side is very distorted. My last Conair mirror was great.
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I have mine against the bathroom wall by the sink. Folded back it is about 7 1/2"; I would allow 8" to give it some space when you move it in and out. This is a very nice mirror! I like it.
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Yes, it is 4-1/2 x 2 x 3/4. Ours in installed, so the 3/4 is an approximate depth. It might be a bit less.
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Hi,I measured the edge to edge depth when stretched out from relaxed state and it is about 1 1/2".
1038477
I believe the 3.6 x 16 x 26 are the dimensions of the mirror once mounted in the wall. The other dimensions are for the rough opening. Check out concealedcabinet.com
96931
I'm so sorry but I can't answer your question. I returned this mirror because it was too big for my vanity. It's beautiful but didn't work for me