💪 Effortless Installation: Patelai 3 Sets (12 Pieces) Spring Loaded Mirror Hanger Clips with Mounting Tools Included Review

I bought these to hang a new mirror in the bathroom. It's a heavy mirror and it's amazing. You will definitely need a drill and possibly a laser. They work great and I know I can take the mirror off if I need to paint the wall.

They do their job. I have 3 mirrors at home; 39 inches, 52 inches and 70 inches wide. They were strong enough to bear their weight. You may need to add more clips under heavy or large mirrors. Some of the spring loaded top clamps lost their springs when I moved them, so they lose a star for build quality.

Somewhat complicated installation. They also don't stick to the wall. This actually worked in our favor as the wall wasn't entirely level. If you're looking for a hidden mount, this isn't for you. They've been mounted on the wall for a long time now and are holding up well. It also allows for a nice clean look when multiple mirrors are placed side by side.

Truly one of the worst products I've bought in a long time. If you screw the device into the wall with the required torque, the metal will deform, causing the spring mechanism to stop working. If you back out the screw far enough to release the spring, the thing spins on its own axis. This is the worst technical product I could ever imagine. The CEO of the company that made this product should be forced to use it anywhere in his own home as punishment for such a technical travesty.

These are pretty nice clips, some of the ones I've used have a horribly dull finish and don't match the mirror. Unfortunately, the top clamps can be a problem. The spring part doesn't work properly and if you don't fit them "just perfectly" and lift the clip to insert the mirror, the springs will pop out and render the clip useless until you take it off the wall and work. returns. It's not like one person removes the mirror often, so it's not that big of a deal and for the price, it's hard to…

4 clamps below and 4 above hold a fairly heavy mirror (5 feet long and 2-1/2 feet high) that hangs beautifully on our bathroom wall. I took pains to attach each to a stud, and also used longer screws than were included. The included 1" screws are a bit ridiculous for a mirror this size, but the clamps are solid. They don't come with instructions. The trick to installation is to carefully measure the clamps and tighten them a little. Then insert the mirror into the top spring clips and push the…

These clips screw to the wall, all fasteners are included. Half of the clips are spring loaded, the other half are not. Place the spring loaded ones on top. The easiest way is to first position the clips in the picture, tape them to the front and then tape the assembly to the wall with strong double sided tape. Carefully remove the painting, leaving the brackets on the wall. Next, drill a pilot hole for the screws. Remove the clamps and use a masonry bit to drill through the drywall and insert…

Whew, where should I begin. So these mounts have depth. You either have to rip open the drywall and stick it into the wall, or they will sit on top of the drywall. If they float on the drywall, the included screws are too short. At 1 and 1/4", they won't go through a standard 1.5" drywall to get to your rack. And if you want to fix the mirror to the drywall with a dowel, then that's pretty risky. Another option is to cut enough drywall to fit the wall, which I've done and it's quite messy…