How much space between the glass sconce and the wall? Need to install over a mirror and limited on space.
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The metal base that the glass sits in is 1 1/4 in from the wall. The glass itself about 1 1/2 in.
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The outside of the unit does not get hot so it can be placed next to anything. As far as space needs, there are angled intake vents in the rear which need a little gap. I give it about 2 inches of a gap from the wall because space is not an issue for me. It could be less if needed due to the angled intakes, however.
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The wall bracket is about 6" tall by 3" wide. When the mirror is pushed back against the wallit is flush. Hope that helps.
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It will be 3.5 inches from the wall when collapsed and is 10 inches wide because the mirror does not completely cover the base.
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The mirror itself is about 6 or 7 inches, with the arm below it is over 12 inches. The part that attaches to the wall is approximately 8 inches.
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First off, you'd need to drill a hole with a drill made for glass so that you do not crack the mirror. When you do so, you can only press lightly to insure you are not forcing the drill bit into the glass too fast which will also crack the mirror glass. You'd also need to use a drill bit with the circumference of the plastic wall anchors that you'd need to insert into the drilled hole. When you insert (screw) the screw into the wall anchor, the wall anchor will expand. This is also cause for concern in cracking the mirror if you use too large of a screw. MY ADVICE: UNLESS YOU ARE HANDY, FORGET THIS IDEA. First off, you'd need to drill a hole with a drill made for glass so that you do not crack the mirror. When you do so, you can only press lightly to insure you are not forcing the drill bit into the glass too fast which will also crack the mirror glass. You'd also need to use a drill bit with the circumference of the plastic wall anchors that you'd need to insert into the drilled hole. When you insert (screw) the screw into the wall anchor, the wall anchor will expand. This is also cause for concern in cracking the mirror if you use too large of a screw. MY ADVICE: UNLESS YOU ARE HANDY,... » Read More First off, you'd need to drill a hole with a drill made for glass so that you do not crack the mirror. When you do so, you can only press lightly to insure you are not forcing the drill bit into the glass too fast which will also crack the mirror glass. You'd also need to use a drill bit with the circumference of the plastic wall anchors that you'd need to insert into the drilled hole. When you insert (screw) the screw into the wall anchor, the wall anchor will expand. This is also cause for concern in cracking the mirror if you use too large of a screw. MY ADVICE: UNLESS YOU ARE HANDY, FORGET THIS IDEA. « Show Less
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I have mine against the bathroom wall by the sink. Folded back it is about 7 1/2"; I would allow 8" to give it some space when you move it in and out. This is a very nice mirror! I like it.
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Hello DonnaFirst off, they want see you at all, but you can see them clearly. Second, I can't really say about your mounting issue, because I don't know how your house is made. Now if you have at least 1 1/2-2 feet of wall on either side of your glass entry, you could mount it on either side. You just have to be sure you can still see who is at the door, if that is your purpose. I have half wood and half glass, and mines is mounted on the wood, beside the glass. It a contemporary style door, so they still can't see through the glass. That's why I purchased it, and I luv it. I hope I helped you with your answer, and hopefully your decision to purchase. You have a wonderful day. Hello DonnaFirst off, they want see you at all, but you can see them clearly. Second, I can't really say about your mounting issue, because I don't know how your house is made. Now if you have at least 1 1/2-2 feet of wall on either side of your glass entry, you could mount it on either side. You just have to be sure you can still see who is at the door, if that is your purpose. I have half wood and half glass, and mines is mounted on the wood, beside the glass. It a contemporary style door, so they still can't see through the glass. That's why I purchased it, and I luv it. I hope I... » Read More Hello DonnaFirst off, they want see you at all, but you can see them clearly. Second, I can't really say about your mounting issue, because I don't know how your house is made. Now if you have at least 1 1/2-2 feet of wall on either side of your glass entry, you could mount it on either side. You just have to be sure you can still see who is at the door, if that is your purpose. I have half wood and half glass, and mines is mounted on the wood, beside the glass. It a contemporary style door, so they still can't see through the glass. That's why I purchased it, and I luv it. I hope I helped you with your answer, and hopefully your decision to purchase. You have a wonderful day. « Show Less
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Measuring from the wall to the center of the mirror, just under 1 foot. You might be able to take it out further, but you will risk breaking it.
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There is about a .75" gap between the glass and the light. The light is about an inch thick.
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I didn't buy any. There was nothing wrong with the mirror, but there was no place to mount it in my wife's bathroom as the room was too small to extend the mirror properly. Sorry I couldn't be of more help...
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We just installed three of these and are very happy with the way they look. The mirror is 16x26, while the recessed cabinet is 14x24. The larger mirror extends over the plastic cabinet and that helps to hide the edges.
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available space is about 4 3/8" from the wall to the inside edge of the bracket. My mugs would fit in there nicely. I now have flower pots in the shelves as this is in my bathroom.
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there isn't that much clearance. I would hang above the mirror just because it would take away from the beauty. Make sure the electrical box is center where the mirror is - there is no wiggly room.
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The mirror is 3" across and that is a very small viewing area. Too small for me and I returned it.
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It wouldn't be too much. I have two of them. I have a sofa table between the two, a large mirror hanging on the wall behind the chairs/table. If I were able to upload a picture I would show you. It's really pretty.
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I had limited space as well. The handle pulls out to turn on and then moves forward and backwards to change temp. I had my Plumber install it somewhat at an angle so the handle wouldn't hit the wall behind and it actually looks fine. The faucet looks and works great! Good luck!