Can this mirror fold flat against the wall when not in use?
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.
1817779
Yes, it folds flat against the wall when I'm not using it. Only sticks out about an inch or so. It's perfect for narrow areas. I absolutely couldn't live without this mirror.
1817780
Yes. It is a high-quality mirror. My father suffers from glaucoma and macular degeneration, and the mirror helps enable him to shave.
1817781
Yes, it can be placed flat against the wall - the arm straightens out completely.
1185026
Yes, the mirror folds. For the first few times, especially the first time, one needs to use a reasonable amount of force to make it fold in, but with regular use, it becomes easy to fold.
700913
Yes I fold the legs in and put against the wall flat. It is very sturdy. I highly recommend . Hope this helps!
422925
Yes, it folds flat. Only has one viewing angle, stitching crooked and flimsy. There are better ones out there that have a swivel and grooves for more angles. Only has one viewing angle, stitching crooked and flimsy.
597184
Yes. The ones I bought do fold in toward the windows. They work really well and I'm very happy with them. They adjust outward when flipped up in tow mode better than any of the other mirrors I've tried over the years. I think you will be as happy with them as I am. I can't say anything negative about them.
1543111
It does not fold flat. The hinges allow for mobility but if you need to store it you may need to take it apart. For temporary storage you can make the span open less and stand it up somewhere.
1919412
Yes the mirror tilts up or down. Plus you could mount it on wall a little lower.
1249999
No. You would have to drill through the mirror to secure it and if the drilling didn't break the mirror, I'm sure the shelving unit would crack it unless heavily cushioned.. I certainly wouldn't try it.It's really made for drywall, plaster or concrete...perhaps even tile if you wanted to drill through the tile into a stud.
1816744
No you have to fold them and it's very easy to fold. Great mirrors you will love them.
539045
Not certain I am answering your questions, but - when fully extended the distance from the wall to edge of mirror is 17.5", the flattest on can fold it to the wall is just between 3.5" and 4". The cover plate on the wall measures 5" x 4". Although the unit isn't heavy I suggest using a heavy weight electrical box, just because of the pull when fully extended. I hope this has helped, if not, ask again.
45419
The mirror can be moved or you can choose not to install it. It is held in place by double sided tape.
712865
No. It's not a free standing mirror. But u can still use it for that purpose if you clip it in a stand.
599280
Yes. I have it flat against a wall. You'd need to secure it, though. Fully loaded, without a back support, like my wall, it might wobble if not loaded carefully.
2077751
Yes, it folds fairly flat for storage. The folding arrangements work easily.If placed against a wall when folded, nothing sticks out more than 6-1/8 inches, unless the little yellow clamping blocks are in place on the table, which adds about another inch.
153940
The mirror does not fold. If your vehicle is equipped with an electrical connection to the mirror then you can plug it in and use the heat option as well as change the position of the mirror electrically. If you do not have electric to the mirror then no, these functions will not work. The mirror is easy to install but keep in mind that the black paint will fade slightly in less than an year.
1308327
No this mirror can't be used with power or heat. All manual, can be folded in.
2077754
Yes, it folds flat as you might expect. You may have to adjust width of top surface so that it has room to scrunch up.