Can it hold a 30" french cleat to a heavy mirror Id like to hang. The mirror doesn't allow for screws. Wall cleat would be attached with proper screws
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I would say no. that cleat is meant to screw into the back panel of a frame of a mirror or picture. If there was more surface area on the part that goes on to the frame it would probably work but mirrors are generally heavy. I do not know what you are hanging exactly but if there is a frame you can look on the internet to see what you can find.if possible you could use this product to put on a back panel to make the whole back flat then use the cleat. there has to be a frame around the mirror or if you use the cleat and hang it the mirror will be angled down. If the entire back is flat and just the mirror alone there are 2 ways i can think of without seeing your mirror. 1 they sell sets of anchors you screw into the wall that secure it to the wall without putting screws in the mirror. 2 again if the mirror is flat you can put liquid nails on the back of the mirror and stick it on the wall. you may need to put something against the mirror so it will stay in 1 spot for 24 hours. If you do my 2nd suggestion you will not get the mirror off the wall without taking the wall with it.
1050834
If you mount this shelving unit using the studs in the wall, it'll hold a lot of weight. After mounting the cleat on the wall I was able to hang on it with my feet off of the floor and I weigh 160 pounds.
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It has to have a place for the clamp tp attach to like a frame around an existing mirror. I do not think it would mount on a bike mirror. The frame does not have a place deep and thin enough to clamp onto.
2101590
The mirror is circular very nice has 2 shelves inside would not put much in it. You have to lay most of the things down and fear it might not be strong enough to carry a lot of weight.
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Hey Jim! The shoe mount with two screws. Not sure if you would want to drill into your C130 or not. You could use an epoxy as well so that you wouldn't have to drill. The finder bracket itself then slips into the shoe.
1688312
the videosecu black tilting adjustable bracket will hold 200+ lbs. I have a sharp 80 inch which weighs 213lbs. It holds it no problem. Just need 2 studs in the wall for the bracket.
1382418
If you use this in conjunction with a french cleat (screwed to the studs) it will most certainly hold it without moving. When this cures, it is usually stronger than the wood it is bonded to. Good stuff.
1939608
The side walls have full depth cleats on the inside that appear to have structural importance, holding the side wall strip planking together The interior width measured cleat to cleat is between 50.5" and 50.75". Measured from side wall approximately 51.5". The bottom cleat is mounted at the bottom of the shed and is 2.5" high .... the distance between the top of the bottom cleat to the bottom of the next cleat up is 17". So if the box was to be mounted 2.5" off the floor and was not more than 17" high it would work. Also the second could be unscrewed and mounted several inches higher and then could support a box of more than 17" high.
48122
you would have to fashion some kind of a bracket for it. The only apparent way for this to be fastened is the foot mount.
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if you have wall studs 12 inches wide, it should work Ok. but my wall where I put my tv in, I have 16 inches studs, so it not hold my 30" with 2 screws on the studs, 2 screws on the sheet rock. Measure your wall before you buy.
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Could probably use for either. Very nice I use as a desk in adult bedroom, didn't attach the mirror. I thought it was very well made. Keep the little device to tighten the bolts that attach the legs. If you use it a lot, you may need to occasionally tighten the legs. I had no problems, very sturdy.
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Not likely. The third pannel is too tight and just two pannels extends the screws out too far. When we installed ours it kept popping off on its own. When we finally had it stable we tested it and it popped out again. The wall mounts might stablize it better, but we couldn't screw anything into the wall we were using. Even then it was so wobbly we were doubtful.
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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.
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i agree with the 2 previous answers re: how they are secured to the wall being the key...my mirror is approx 5' x 3.5' and it holds great, but all 4 clips are stud mounted, not sure i would have gone for it if i wasn't able to stud mount
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I would say yes the base should be wide enough to hold and the height should be fine . One note if it is aheavy mirror you might use some Velcro at the height of the stand to keep it from slideing. Good Luck
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Weight is minimal - the key factor here is the pressure applied to the base as you pull the mirror out and push it back. Suggest you install with toggle bolts or use anchors. Good luck.
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As long as you mount the French cleat to studs in the wall, I would think it would hold kids' backpacks without any problem. We have been very happy with ours.