Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Other options to hanging the mirror on a wall
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My mirror is hanging over an electric outlet. With a proper drill you can drill a hole in concrete.
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@Charley The issue is that i’m only renting and it’s in my lease to not make any holes in the walls. I have a concrete drill bit so I may end up just doing that anyways if I can’t come up with another solution.
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Some options where discussed here:
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/4529/question-about-mounting-a-mirror-in-a-dorm/10
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@orayoflighto Appreciate it! I was able to get my mirror hung up in the end with very tiny (yet amazingly sturdy) wall tacks. Was helpful going through the other options though
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You could try mounting it flush with the back edge of a dresser. A couple of vertical supports that can be screwed into the back of the dresser can also be attached to the back of the mirror. You could probably get away with a couple of 1" x 1" x 12" wooden boards that are screwed into the mirror box and the back of your dresser.
The whole thing can then be pushed up against a wall and you will have a mirror sitting on your dresser.
Edited to add: Or spring for a couple of flat aluminum stock. 1" wide, 12" long, 1/8" thick or so. Drill holes, screw into dresser & frame. This would add less space to the depth of your setup.
