for a mirror that says they need 100 pound hangers, I assume you would use two of these, is that correct
499673
The manufacturer's website states "[p]ound ratings are not cumulative (meaning that two hangers will not hold double the weight, two hangers will still only hold up to 50lbs)." Proceed with caution.
254591
As long as the shelf is not heavy they will hold 50 pounds look at the weight of the shelf and what you plan to put on it. I have a very heavy old picture and used two hooks for it and has held for years.
658137
You ay want to consider metal hooks for this or two of these. I have several of these hooks for clothes and have been very pleased. I am not sure if they would hold up to that sort of weight over the long haul.
979032
It comes with two hooks. Balance probably depends on how heavy the curtain is but it is definitely meant for two.
113592
I would say one can hold 50 lbs. but I would use two for good measure, or use a larger one. I haven't looked but I would think they would show their load capacity in the specifications.
1267388
There is a hanger already mounted on the back. I haven't hung mine yet so I don't know what kind of weight it supports.
828114
I don't think so, as both supports need to be screwed in. If you have the kind of drill that can drill a hole in a mirror without breaking it, then possibly. I wouldn't chance it if I were you.
605316
should be fine. to make extra sure just substitute the screws it comes with for some longer ones and drill into the studs. NOTE: Be careful not to over tighten the screws with putting your mirror in, you could crack the mirror.
1338691
Should definitely work, but the two arms may be a bit too close if you want a balanced two-point support, not perfect for single point hang. The previous answer's tip on stud is a good one.
1262714
Just used side mount. I used two in a vanity made with 2 x 2 legs and screwed them to those.
241191
Hangers are able to hold two pair depending thickness of pants. The rack on the other hand is not sturdy! Screws work their way out with use!
643725
You could do it with the right counter weight in place and plenty of duct tape. I would not trust this construction with anything heavier than a counter weighted large reflector.
993591
My mirror(s) have never fallen over. I am more than satisfied with them. Yes, I bought another a few weeks later for my daughter. I would recommend them to anyone!
796065
depending on the type of hanger used I would say you could hang 50 to 100+ maybe.
1044087
I might try it myself, but the engineer in me would not recommend it. I think it would be hard to distribute the weight equally across the 3 hooks. You might try hanging a good picture-hanging cable from each hook, then securely join these 3 cables together to hold another cable for the mirror. You will definitely want to use the big screws into studs. Good luck.
931272
Yes. I am using these with oval and rectangular bathroom mirrors. The KEY issue with either is the wall anchors to support the weight... more important for the oval as you will have only one anchor supporting most of the weight on the oval mirror.Unless the wall stud just happens to be where you want to center the mirror you will need heavier-duty anchors than the small plastic ones that come with the kit.
2226943
I assume it's a combination of fastener used and mounting method. I personally wouldn't put more than 50 pounds per pair of clips eg: if you used one set in the middle on a picture that'd be one pair.