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    Slim, Frameless Bathroom Mirror with a 27" Display

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    • R Offline
      reaper81
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      @doubleT

      During the bathroom planning was only a backlit mirror planned with cable for light.
      This we have reconnected to continuous current. An surface-mounted shaft would never be an option.

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        reaper81
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        @MyMirror

        I do not use a PIR sensor. I use the RCWL-0516 radar sensor. It is PIN compatible too the standard PIR sensors and cheap. However, if you connect it upside down, it burns immediately. That happened to me twice.

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          bhepler Module Developer
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          Fantastic job, @reaper81. That looks like a professional installation.

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            schlachtkreuzer6
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            Looks great! :)

            For attachment to the wall without columns but with adjustment I have made hanging bars. Alternatively, there are now IKEA rails with adjustment options.

            What rails do you use (link)? That seems to be a really nice idea!

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              reaper81
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              @schlachtkreuzer6

              if you mean the aluminum profile, they are from led-konzept. A realy nice shop, with lots of ideas all around led.

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                schlachtkreuzer6 @reaper81
                last edited by

                @reaper81 said in Slim, Frameless Bathroom Mirror with a 27" Display:

                @schlachtkreuzer6

                if you mean the aluminum profile, they are from led-konzept. A realy nice shop, with lots of ideas all around led.

                No^^the parts for hanging, with the adjustment option from ikea :)

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                  reaper81
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                  @schlachtkreuzer6

                  the conzept is called frence cleat. if they are well done, you can hang your mirror on the wall whitout any gap.

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                  my rails are handcrafted and not so good.

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                  My timber was too thick for the circular saw. If you use the ikea besta rails it is much easier and you get probably better results.

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                    schlachtkreuzer6 @reaper81
                    last edited by

                    @reaper81
                    Ah I see. Thanks!

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                      Relic
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                      This looks like exactly what I want to do! I have one question though, how did you attach the wood frame to the glass? Looks great btw:)

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                        MyMirror
                        last edited by

                        Hi reaper81,
                        same question from my site:
                        how did you attach the mirror to the wooden frame to make it look frameless? Can you provide us some pictures and tipps?

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