🔧 The Hillman Group 121069 Mirror Clip for Wide Channels Review

The bottom "hook" portion is 1/4" wide but when the screw is screwed in it is the head of the screw removes some of that 1/4 gap, making it very tight (if at all possible) to attach a 1/4 mirror.

Brackets are exactly as described and pictured. However, I also bought some thin (1/16 inch) self-adhesive cork sheets and cut them to fit the mounts to prevent scratching the silver on the back of the mirror. In addition, with large mirrors it is imperative to attach brackets. For bolting, I wouldn't trust plastic anchors to support the weight of anything larger than a 24" x 24" mirror.

Used for a mirror. One star because the screws that came with the kit have a rounded cap instead of a flat cap, which allows plenty of room occupies the inside of the clip where I placed the mirror.The screws themselves were also steel so they were very good screws otherwise.It doesn't make sense how it could be overlooked.

As easy as it looks. I attached them to the concrete wall using dowels with a wood screw that could be screwed flush to the bracket. As a result, there are no pressure or wear points on the mirror due to a raised screw head.

Used it for a mirror. The clips are great, feels very strong like steel and the shine quality is good and looks like real steel. but lost a star because the included screws have a rounded cap instead of a flat cap which takes up a lot of space on the inside of the clip where I placed the mirror. The screws themselves were also made of steel, so otherwise very good screws. It is not clear how it could not be noticed.