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Old 07-18-2015, 09:33 AM   #1
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Dressing Mirror

My wife wants to have a mirror on the outside of the bathroom door. I am hesitant to put in a glass mirror and definitely do not like those little transparent mirror clips that are used in homes. Anyone have any experience with a steel or acrylic mirror, preferably one with through-hole mounting?

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Old 07-18-2015, 01:09 PM   #2
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Our real glass mirror is mounted on the closet door in a wood frame with simple plastic clips. It's lasted all these years, so I suspect you could install a sturdy framed 3/4 length mirror on any firm surface and it would ride fine. What are your concerns?
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Concerned about broken glass mostly. Those clips just don't look real sturdy to me. I like the idea of a strong frame though.
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Mount it with double-stick tape (the foam kind - also sometimes called "mirror mounting tape") and use the clips or something similar just as backup. We have had a 3/4 length glass mirror so mounted on the closet door in our 19' Bambi for years.

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Ah, Tim, reinforced mounting! Great idea. Reminds me that the three small mirrors on the Dinette wall are actually held in place with big strips of 2-inch industrial Velcro. They used to move back and forth in their track, so I stuck them in place. Solid as a rock now. So, leedav, go for it.
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