Mirror, Mirror on the wall

[Carol R]

To those of you who opted for the "full length" mirror on the exterior of your bathroom door on your 17B or other model - can you please post some pictures? I know it's a small detail. Just trying to make my new home comfy and the best it can be for me.

 

[escape artist]

To those of you who opted for the "full length" mirror on the exterior of your bathroom door on your 17B or other model - can you please post some pictures? I know it's a small detail. Just trying to make my new home comfy and the best it can be for me.

Hi: Carol R... Sorry it's not a 17B and I installed the mirror my self with "No more nails" tape. The mirror was a dept. store buy with a wood grain look metal frame...Works for me!!! Alf
escape artist N.S. of Lake Erie

 

[Jim Bennett]

We opted to install one afterwards, though after 4 summers still haven't. I was thinking on the inside of the bath door though, and only a short one.

 

[vermilye]

We opted to install one afterwards, though after 4 summers still haven't. I was thinking on the inside of the bath door though, and only a short one.

That is where & what I installed in mine. I used 3M Tape...

 

[Jim Bennett]

Exactly what I was thinking, Jon. Thanks for the photo.

 

[LeonW]

Jon,

Is that a glass mirror, or something like aluminum or plexi-glass. Also, is there a particular type of 3M tape that you used?

Thanks.

Leon

 

[gbaglo]

Go here:

http://www.escapeforum.org/forums/f8/a-bunch-of-stuff-1416.html

and work your way down. You will find posts on mirrors and mounting them along with pix and a bunch of other stuff...

 

[vermilye]

It is an inexpensive very thin, lightweight glass mirror. The tape used to mount it is 3M Multipurpose Mounting Tape 4016, although there are many other varieties of mounting tape that would work. 3M must make over 100 different mounting tapes. I added the mirror last year - after about 20,000 miles it is still there!

 

[J Mac]

Double sided foam tape, 3M or other, does dry up and fail after a while. I suggest a couple dabs of clear silicon adhesive in the corners (just as an insurance).