[4 Pieces] Adjustable Rimless Rectangle Glass Shelf Holder Heavy Duty Fixture Shelf Clamps

These mirror fasteners turned out really nice. After reading all the reviews we knew how to attach them to the wall and mirror. We have a Southwest decor so I spray painted them copper. You can see the one on the bottom right is missing as I had to respray it. This is how we installed them. We put into the larger piece that goes against the wall the pads as they stay in place. BE SURE you put the hex screw in the back of the wall piece then put a piece of tape over it to hold it in place as the screw kept falling out. I marked the mirror in 4 areas with a dry erase marker. Then I cut 4 pieces of reusable gel tape the size of the pads and then stuck them centered over the dry erase marking. They stay exactly where you want them. The gel tape is the same thickness as the pads. Then we attached the backing pieces to the wall, set the mirror in place then screwed on the front pieces. We are extremely happy. These are well made mirror fasteners.

This product is fabulous for mounting my glass projects on my interior wall. It gave a great finishing touch to my glass sign.

The look was great and the concept was great but the screw heads did not fit in the hole so you could not tighten completely.

If this is your 1st DIY project, instructions might help. But if you've any experience, these brackets are easy to figure out. If you have any doubts, there should be several YouTube videos showing you how to install. Pro Tip: It was helpful to glue the clear plastic bumpers to the brackets to keep them in place during the install--a small smear of super glue should suffice. It was also helpful to glue the small screw (with the hexagon head) into it's center slot to keep it stable, but to also prevent it from falling out and into a crack during install.

The rubber/plastic pressure bands need to be glued in or they will fall out inconveniently. 1 light drop. The bolt heads- do the same if you have time. I h as be put them up and then had to take them down because they fell out. These are offset devices, (from the anchor) so they are not going to lay perfectly flat. The manufacturer should have made them with a compensated side. Other than that, I have installed 30 or 40 of them successfully!!

I modified this to make it work, and it looks very good now, but it was a PITA to modify and make work. The nut that holds things in place falls apart, the screws don't fit the anchors well, the screws aren't long enough to work with the anchor properly, the screws don't really fit, the bumper falls out while you are putting the mirror on, putting the holding front piece on is difficult, the width of the catch for the mirror to sit in is too large to hold the mirror and needs modification, and a 10 minute job turns into a two hour project. They should have to pay you to use this garbage.

Very good product, some time ago the mirror fell and the frame was damaged and could no longer put on the wall and had it on top of a chair, then the whole frame broke and was only the mirror, I was going to throw it away and found this product and can give life again

i had to use 3in the bottom part of the mirror because they look fragile but so far are still keeping the mirror on the wall

Open and broken

Good quality