Thin, Frameless Mirror

[Diddern]

@Bangee not atm, but I might end up cleaning and moving the rpi’s location later this summer, and then i can take some pictures for you ;)

[A Former User]

@Diddern Thanks! As for affixing it to the wall, where did you get the cap portion? It appears that it is a bolt that goes through the glass, then through the spacer and into the wall, correct? Again, fantastic design.

[Diddern]

@mizzoudavis the caps where bought at the glass-cutters. It’s a threaded plate that the screw goes throug. Kindof formed like a thik coin with threads on. The end cap is then screwed on to it with the mirror in between the spacers and the cap-plate.
This can make it little difficult to unmount the mirror, but it looks good, so the extra 2 minutes when doing maintenance is worth it.

[A Former User]

@Diddern Ahh. So something like this? http://www.displays2go.com/P-9681/Standoffs-Economy?utm_source=google.pla&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=GooglePLA&gclid=Cj0KCQjwwLHLBRDEARIsAN1A1Q6xEeodRvTWGlg8XI-CFBCXnaApdb26bdN2hd9XPM_Hme26Pts5tKMaAjn_EALw_wcB

Thanks!

[Diddern]

@mizzoudavis almost! The one i use is more like this, but that was because of the custom spacers. Another option would be edge mounted spacers. I think they look really nice. Some US/UK-companies make them to length

[freel132]

I have problem covering area around screen. Tryed to use black film, but bubbles poping up. What material you used? Please drop me link from amazon. Thx

[kakemanx]

Did You ever finish the Yr.no module? :)
Any other usefull norwegian modules?