Can I install the shelf in front of a mirror as long as the mounting brackets flank on the outside of the mirror's edges?
361996
I don't see why not. The glass shelf is right up against the wall, so make sure you have enough room under the mirror.
361997
A mirror would be a great idea. The brackets make the shelf have a space about a quarter of an inch out from the wall and the brackets are about 3 inches from the outside of the shelf
361998
You need to be able to screw the bracket into the wall and then yes I believe it would work
361999
I have my shelf so that there is a gap for my electrical cords to run behind the shelf and there is no problem with that.
1036441
Yes, the brackets will allow for proper mounting but the fixture will still be wider then the tank.
249553
The bracket that fastens to the wall (that the shelf then attaches to) is intended to mount to a flat surface. You would have to build a flat surface in your corner at a 45° angle to effectively mount this in the corner. There are undoubtedly better choices than this shelf.
1481766
As the other response states, yes you can, but the mounting is a little less secure in my opinion. There is one screw and a bent section on the back plate that the fixture mounts to. When mounted upside down, the screw is on the bottom and you are relying on the bent section to "catch " the top of the fixture. I originally installed mine "upside down", but switched to provide enough room for the mirrors below them as the sconces are fairly close to the wall. As the other response states, have patience with the glass installation as the tool and locking nut can be a pain, especially upside down when gravity is working against you. As the other response states, yes you can, but the mounting is a little less secure in my opinion. There is one screw and a bent section on the back plate that the fixture mounts to. When mounted upside down, the screw is on the bottom and you are relying on the bent section to "catch " the top of the fixture. I originally installed mine "upside down", but switched to provide enough room for the mirrors below them as the sconces are fairly close to the wall. As the other response states, have patience with the glass installation as the tool and locking nut... » Read More As the other response states, yes you can, but the mounting is a little less secure in my opinion. There is one screw and a bent section on the back plate that the fixture mounts to. When mounted upside down, the screw is on the bottom and you are relying on the bent section to "catch " the top of the fixture. I originally installed mine "upside down", but switched to provide enough room for the mirrors below them as the sconces are fairly close to the wall. As the other response states, have patience with the glass installation as the tool and locking nut can be a pain, especially upside down when gravity is working against you. « Show Less
1235777
Yes you can do a side-mount. I created a window-garden in a 32" window with glass shelves using these mounts.
1737222
Yes. Between the mirrors on the front/insides of doors and back of the interior part of the cabinet itself it would be hard not to see any angle you wanted!
16374
If I understand your question correctly, I'd say yes. My guess is the brackets can be mounted at any angle, as the shade will still fall straight down. By the way, I'm very happy with the shade...quality and performance is much better than the cheaper ones I've had from the 'box stores'.
1534488
Bracket that comes with mirror is made to grip existing rear-view mirror from top and bottom. You could fabricate a simple "hanger" that would slip over the top of the monitor and support the mirror. This would probably look pretty tacky.
218758
Hello Robert...I'm not sure that I understand your question about mounting the bicycle mirror that you are looking at on Amazon...but I have that mirror on my bike and I can't think of a mounting application that couldn't be made with that mirror....
1289383
It can be installed either way. If you surface mount it, it comes with mirrored side paenls. If you recessit, you do not have to use the panels. Good either way.
249554
The bracket that fastens to the wall (that the shelf then attaches to) is intended to mount to a flat surface. You would have to build a flat surface in your corner at a 45 angle to effectively mount this in the corner. There are undoubtedly better choices than this shelf.
2270646
Can be installed either way. You will have to buy a mirror kit for the sides however. Ours is surface mounted and with the additional kit looks great.
1518510
there are no brackets on it and the backing is carboard and it is quite heavy so I would say no unless you mounted it somehow from the bottom on shelf brackets
2236693
The hinge itself cannot be installed on the other side but the whole mirror can be turned 180 degree. So for all practical purposes it can be installed with the hinge on either side
1291496
You could try but the interior mirror would have to be removed to drill holes in the aluminum cabinet body to attach it. I would not advise it. It is a very good bathroom cabinet the best I have ever installed or used. Attached the way you suggest may not have the support to hold contents. This is because the support screws would be the only support without the inset allowing for wall and cabinet frame support.
1484535
Can the bar be turned so that the wall mount is on the side or end of the bar to allow for different mounting configurations? (For example inside a window encasement & other on a wall.)
605316
should be fine. to make extra sure just substitute the screws it comes with for some longer ones and drill into the studs. NOTE: Be careful not to over tighten the screws with putting your mirror in, you could crack the mirror.