can this unit be mounted on a bathroom mirror
601225
Yes it can be for it uses double-sided tape, and a small amount of silicon rubber. I applied both to ceramic tile, it should mount just fine on a mirror or glass.
1576453
I would think so. It isn't a suction type mirror. It attaches with a heavy duty tape that is already attached, you just take the paper off the other side and stick it where you like. But mine stuck immediately so I'd make sure it's where you want it the first time you attach it.
862876
Not that I know of... Our electrician mounted them on the wall on either side of the mirror in the bathroom.
2251178
you have to mount the unit to something but I suppose you could mount it in such a way that the tub nozzle could be used to fill a tub. would depend on clearances
1836319
Yes. But the unit would not be flush with the wall. Rather it would sit on a mounting bracket (included) and be perpendicular to the wall.
1576455
I should think that the mirror would adhere to a smooth wooden surface - I have mine mounted on the shower door, and it's subject to the steam and hot water with no problem. Can't guarantee the reaction on wood, but in my opinion it's worth a try.
607458
Yes, it can be mounted. There are mount holes on the bottom of the base of the unit. The unit weighs less than 3 pounds.
1817778
Pretty much. That is how I position it when I'm done. I have it mounted right next to my sink , adjacent to the large mirror in my bathroom.
1296343
Yes. You may be able to reuse the mount that is glued to the windshield. Otherwise, it comes with mounts and adhesive. You glue the mount to the windshield and then attach the mirror to the mount.
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.
1367318
It could be installed on a bathroom wall but it might be tricky. You need to be able to tighten the couplings from the back so you'd almost have to attach it to the wall before you put it in place.
1249998
I agree with the previous two responses about attempting to mount on a mirror surface. Furthermore, I found the quality of this product to be inferior and will be replacing it in the near future. I would not recommend this product, regardless of the inexpensive price. Proof positive of the adage about price being only one factor of the value equation.
1685689
No. This unit should be permanently mounted. It's fairly heavy and very awkward. Best off buying a portable unit
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.
1906478
Robern sells a surface mounting kit for this cabinet separately if required. The sides would be mirrored.
1028700
Since the base is concave, I suppose it could be mounted to a bar in any position. Mirror itself tilts. Not sure how useful for a rear view it would be in this position.
468548
Yes, however the cord is pretty long. I can move my mirror from one side of my bathroom counter to the other.