The wooden panels around my mirror is only 3 inches wide. Would this light bar fit on it? I can't tell if it's 2.5" wide or 4"
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The inner panel is four inches in width. You will have to screw the screws on the inner panel that lines up with a narrow wooden panel. This would mean that there will be a space the thickness of the wooden panel behind the light fixture when fully installed. It would not look flush on your panel but will work. The electrical wires entering the fixture either has to come from the rear where it is not visible or electrical trunking has to be used to hide the electrical wires
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It's about 24-25 inches long & between 4 - 5 inches wide! I absolutely love them, believe it i got the bulbs at the $1.00 tree
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Hey, I know the answer. My husband and I made a beautiful makeup mirror for my aspiring niece for Christmas. She was ever so surprised when we gave it to her. We added just 3" around a mirror that we bought and the 4 bulb light bar fit perfectly. The light bar is made very well and is very secure and shiny around the mirror. We bought daylight CFL bulbs for a bit of money, but the effect is stunning and true. Go for it!
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Not at home just now so can't measure exactly. 1.25" of mirror outside the light strip and the light 1.25" wide.
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Lanae,My bars are 2-3/4" wide. You should have no problem with the Thule mounts
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It will fit fine but won't work as prescribed because you may experience some spacing between the rim and the lights. In other words it won't match up perfectly & light won't be displaced correctly as it needs the rim to bounce light off to the side
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The light bar is 13.5" by itself and if you add the standing mount then it will be around 15.5".
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There are two sizes of mounts supplied. The larger one fits bars with an inside diameter of about 3/4 inch, or 19mm, and the other one is slightly smaller. Because the mounting rubber expands inside the bar to hold the mirror, it can be shimmed, with something like the rubber from an old inner tube, to fit even larger bars.
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It is 2.5 inches high and about 6.5 inches wide. I really like this mirror..definitely catches blind spots.
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I think the issue is that your light has a 1" diameter & all compatible lights listed are 1.25". Your light will fit but it might not be be secure.
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I just had a chance to measure mine and the actual mirror at it's widest point was 4 1/2 inches. The total width of the entire mirror was 18". I agree that they work great and come off quite easily. The mirror itself sits right next to the basic mirrors on my Silverado and show me everything I need to see with the exception of what's right behind the trailer itself. I leave mine on during spring and summer and take them off when I put the 24' trailer I tow away for the winter.
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The diameter of the mirror itself is 7 1/4". The light that goes around the perimeter of the mirror is 1" wide.
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The minimal footprint is 2 3/4". Thats not including the knob on one side and the level on the other. That takes it to 4" wide total. If your looking for the width between the screw mounting holes thats under 2 3/4".
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Make a custom bracket. We need more information in order to answer your question better. I have a large wood mirror that is being hung by a washer hook but it sounds like you have a different type of mirror.
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the beveled edge on my mirror is a little more than 1/4" wide, or to be precise, 5/16" or approximately 1 cm wide.
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My measurements agree with Justy. I really like my mirror. Some aren't bright enough but this adjustable light is great.
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It's on the lamp now but I measured it as best I could. Maybe be off in height by fractions? 3 3/4 " high (or just slightly taller?) X 1 3/4 " wide.
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I'm not sure about the width because I have a 20" light bar but from the bottom of the light to the hood measured 2-5/8 " exact on my 2011 jeep Rubicon.
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Good morning. At its widest point it is just shy of 1 and 3/4" wide. Yes, technically there is a small mirror at the center of the knob, inside, behind the glass. It helps make light sparkle and shine off of it. We used these in our bathroom and I really like them a lot!