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You might be wondering how to mount a Bluetooth mirror to the wall. Installing a Bluetooth mirror is a great way to bring life to an empty wall. The mirror can reflect light and also make the space look bigger. Moreover, they make a stunning statement piece. A lot of people think that hanging a large Bluetooth mirror is complicated, but that is not always the case. There are different mounting methods that you can do. In this article, we have shared tips and ideas that you can refer to.<\/p>\n

How to mount a Bluetooth mirror to the wall? There are a few steps that you need to follow when mounting a Bluetooth mirror to the wall. This includes making sure that the wall can withstand the weight of the mirror, checking the walls for pipes or electric wires that may get punctured while you are mounting the mirror to the wall, and measuring the wall. Bluetooth mirrors usually come with user manuals that you can follow.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Bluetooth mirrors are a great way to decorate any room of the house because they reflect light and can make the space feel more spacious. On the other hand, hanging large Bluetooth mirrors can be intimidating. Because large Bluetooth mirrors are fragile and heavy, it can be challenging to mount them on drywall and plaster walls. To help you get started, we have shared different methods on how to mount Bluetooth mirrors below.<\/p>\n\n\n

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Mounting a Frameless Bluetooth Mirror to the Wall Using Clips<\/h2>\n

When mounting a frameless Bluetooth mirror to the wall with the use of clips, you need to follow some steps which include marking the wall, checking the wall, drilling holes, and screwing the mirror in place.<\/strong> Frameless Bluetooth mirrors are usually installed in bathrooms, but they can be incorporated into any room. Below are the steps that you can follow.<\/p>\n

Mark the Wall<\/h3>\n

The first step that you need to do is to mark spots on the wall where you would like to mount the Bluetooth mirror. To do this, position the mirror against the wall and use a pencil to mark the spots. When it comes to mounting small frameless Bluetooth mirrors, using clips is the best option. On the other hand, you need to use J-channels or Z-clips for mounting large frameless Bluetooth mirrors. Next, you need to use a level to draw straight lines where the edges of the Bluetooth mirror will go. Use the corner markings that you made on the wall as the guide.<\/p>\n

Check the Wall<\/h3>\n

The next step is to check the wall. Make sure that the wall is flat. Bear in mind that if you clip the Bluetooth mirror too tight against a bumpy wall, it can shatter. You can check for wall bumps by sliding a straight-edged board over the wall. If you found any bumps on the wall where you are planning to mount the mirror, you can sand it down using a power sander or sandpaper.<\/p>\n

Determine Wall Studs<\/h3>\n

You also need to check the walls for any studs. You can use an automatic stud finder to locate the studs. Make sure to mark the areas on the wall where the studs are located. You can adjust the location of the Bluetooth mirror so that at least one clip is attached to a stud. Moreover, you also need to mark the areas where you plan to place the bottom mirror clips. Evenly space them out according to the width of your mirror as well as the number of clips that you will use.<\/p>\n

Drill Holes<\/h3>\n

The next step is to drill the holes. Use a power drill to drill holes in the locations marked. If there is a pilot hole that is not attached on top of a stud, you need to tap in a plastic wall anchor into the wall. Next, put a clip over the pilot hole and screw it to the wall. See to it that you are using the right clips. The difference between the bottom and top clips is that the bottom clip has a single U-shaped material, while the top clips have two L-shaped pieces. We have also shared this article that discusses if Bluetooth mirrors need electricity<\/a>. You can check out the article to learn more about the topic.<\/p>\n

 Screw into Place<\/h3>\n

The last step is to screw the mirror into place. To do this, you need to drill the pilot holes and then screw the top clip brackets in place. You need to insert a wall anchor into the drywall if there is a hole that is not positioned over a stud. The wall anchor should be flushed with the drywall. Next, unscrew the two parts of the top clip and screw them into the wall.<\/p>\n

Secure the Bluetooth mirror into the wall by screwing the rest of the top clips. Next, slide the mirror into the bottom clips and tilt the Bluetooth mirror back to make sure that it is flushed against the wall. After that, fit and screw the rest of the top clips to the top brackets to firmly hold the mirror in place.<\/p>\n

Mounting Heavy Bluetooth Mirrors to the Wall<\/h2>\n

When mounting heavy Bluetooth mirrors to the wall, you need to make sure that you check the weight of the mirror and the mounting hardware that you will use. Aside from that, you also need to check the type of wall that you have. Furthermore, check the leveling, studs, and wiring of your wall.<\/strong> Regardless of where you plan to mount the Bluetooth mirror, make sure that the wall is sturdy enough to hold its weight.<\/p>\n

Mirror Weight and Mounting Hardware<\/h3>\n

One of the things that you need to consider is the weight of the mirror and the mounting hardware that you will use. Check the weight of the mirror in the product specs or you can also weigh it using a bathroom scale. Usually, Bluetooth mirrors come with mounting hardware. On the other hand, if the Bluetooth mirror does not include mounting hardware, then you need to install it first.<\/p>\n

Wall Type<\/h3>\n

Another thing that you need to do is to check the type of wall that you have. Modern homes or those that are recently remodeled usually have drywall. On the other hand, older homes have plaster walls. An easy method to determine the type of wall that you have is by using a thumbtack. The tack easily pushes into drywall rather than plaster.<\/p>\n

Studs and Wirings<\/h3>\n

You also need to check the wall for studs and wirings. If you decide where to mount the Bluetooth mirror, you need to mark the corners or edges using a pencil. Marking the area will also help you visualize how the Bluetooth mirror will look if it is mounted. Check and locate the stud using a stud finder. It can also locate wires and pipes. Take note that studs are a great help when it comes to mounting heavy mirrors. However, you need to avoid drilling through pipes or inserting a screw into live wires.<\/p>\n

Leveling<\/h3>\n

Make sure that the mirror is leveled. If the Bluetooth mirror is not leveled, it can apply pressure which can cause the fasteners to fail and the mirror can fall from the wall. Take note that to level the mirror, you need to take some measurements. Measure and mark the top of the mirror using painter\u2019s tape and use a level to create a straight line.<\/p>\n

\u2705 Video – How to Hang a Heavy Mirror or Picture<\/h4>\n

Lowe’s Home Improvement shared the video below on YouTube. it discusses how to hang heavy mirrors or pictures. If you are wondering how to securely hang heavy Bluetooth mirrors, you can check out the video for helpful tips and ideas.<\/p>\n\n\n

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