i cannot find the screws for the vanity mirror. can anyone tell me the size /type so that i can try to find in the hardware store
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My husband put it together and all the parts, that includes the screws were there or he would have had a fit..
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
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It has been over two years since I assembled ours but here is what I recall.There should be a set of tiny screws to attach the top mirror lid correctly. I recall them all being the same size.There should be two bolts for each "leg" at the bottom. I do not recall a variation in spacer size and I only had one of each type of fastener left over after complete assembly.NOTE: One of the "legs" on mine had not been drilled correctly. I contacted the manufacturer and a new "leg" was shipped to correct the problem. Contact them, perhaps they have included the wrong bag of parts for the product. It has been over two years since I assembled ours but here is what I recall.There should be a set of tiny screws to attach the top mirror lid correctly. I recall them all being the same size.There should be two bolts for each "leg" at the bottom. I do not recall a variation in spacer size and I only had one of each type of fastener left over after complete assembly.NOTE: One of the "legs" on mine had not been drilled correctly. I contacted the manufacturer and a new "leg" was shipped to correct the problem. Contact them,... » Read More It has been over two years since I assembled ours but here is what I recall.There should be a set of tiny screws to attach the top mirror lid correctly. I recall them all being the same size.There should be two bolts for each "leg" at the bottom. I do not recall a variation in spacer size and I only had one of each type of fastener left over after complete assembly.NOTE: One of the "legs" on mine had not been drilled correctly. I contacted the manufacturer and a new "leg" was shipped to correct the problem. Contact them, perhaps they have included the wrong bag of parts for the product. « Show Less
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in the back of the mirror you attach two braces. the braces extend down behind the vanity. you screw one screw into the back of the vanity and the other into the back of the mirror.
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You'll use the bolt from the old mirror you are replacing. You'll want a socket and an extension to easily install it. Don't recall the size, but its a standard one. If you have a socket set you will have it
2014781
Use loctite, OR there's this kewl new invention called the internet where you can find just about anything including replacement pivot screws in whatever size you need. ;)
648087
try kokolsinc.com. find your vanity and it should have "helpful" instructions.
92819
mirror are sold as a set but the screws that are shown in the picture are not sufficent and you will have to buy bolts and nuts to attach the mirrors
734165
My table didn't had holes for the screws and the mirror didn't Had holes either, you just have to make ur own little holes on the mirror and the table. I did that and it came out perfectly.
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I would check with the company of the vanity. Sorry to hear that. Good luck.
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Mine did. Make sure you measure everything. My mirror ended up in my living room on the wall because it was too tall for the space. It all worked out but just wasn't quite as I had planned. Additionally if you get the long vanity it comes in one piece. There are not multiple sections to move into the room. We had to actually take part of the wall out just to get it in the bathroom and then had to do drywall repair. Definitely not what we had planned but turned out really nice.
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To find a stud, you would need a stud finder, as tapping the walls is often inconclusive. If you don't have a stud finder, decide where you want the mirror, and then drill a hole with the smallest drill bit you have, to see if there is a stud behind the wall there. If not, you will need to use good wall anchors, and not the ones that come with the mirror. I used the ones that look like fat plastic screws, which are easy to put in once you drill the appropriate sized hole.
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Thank you for your interest of our product. FYI, matching mirror is available, the size is 30x38"H. Item # MR-28885
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There are 3 screws. Remove the small triangle plastic piece inside the door near the corner of the window where the mirror is. There is a piece of insulation in there and I believe the new mirror comes with its own. Remove the nuts and the mirror will come off. Insert new mirror and tighten down the nuts. Takes like 15 minutes.
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Yes, the screw is included with the mirror (the manufacturer refers to it as a locking screw). The screw has a Torx head, so be sure that you have the proper sized Torx screwdriver or bit (you'll need Torx #20).Just be methodical and patient, and follow the installation guide - especially when removing the old mirror. Took me less than 4 minutes to install in my mom's Buick Century.
793648
They don't go over hardware. You replace/change cover. The whole top part of the mirror cover removes.
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hmmm, mine had 3 bolts and fit perfectly. It was the exact specs of the original, except the threading was different so I had to use the nuts that came with the mirror (I tried the original, but they didn't fit). So basically, the mirror fit perfectly. I am not sure why your mirror only had two bolts.