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How did you secure the frame to the mirror?

13 years ago
Or did you remove the mirror and then nail frame to wall? Love the look!
Transitional Bathroom · More Info

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  • PRO
    13 years ago
    Hi! The whole benefit of a MirrorMate frame is that you don't remove the mirror. The frames are specially designed to go over the clips holding the mirror and the frame presses right onto the glass. It is a very easy installation. Visit us at www.mirrormate.com to learn more!
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