🔍 Pack of 6 Clear Mirror Clips with Screws and Anchors by Prime-Line Products - Modern Design Review

Spend more and get better ones. I just made holes in my door and had to look for different anchors. They are so cheap they just pierce the hole they provide. That's 3/16". I even tried reducing the hole size and same. Complete garbage. The plastic is too thin. That's just my experience with my door.

Good for thin mirrors and glass walls. Also can be used as a hook for rope, wire, garlands. They are more attractive than simple nails and screws. When I first got them I was sure they would break, but I've been using them for quite some time now. They work, hold securely in my plastered walls and haven't broken a single one yet. I'm glad I bought them.

I don't even know what to say. They perfectly hold my mirror. I took a few minutes to measure the mirror and mark the wall. So everything is smooth and looks nice. I used one of the included screws to pre-drill the holes. Then insert the wall plugs into the holes, attach the bottom two clips to the wall, insert the mirror into the bottom two clips and attach the rest. It worked fine.

We had to order two of these boxes because I broke one trying to screw it into the door. We'd have to do that too if I hadn't broken it because the hole in one of the brackets was TOO SMALL for a screw. When the second box arrived, the three new brackets had holes that were too small. If you decide to buy them know that they are cheap for a reason. You will need to order more to create a usable set.

I needed mirror clips to mount a $10 mirror we bought at IKEA. It was just a tall, thin mirror that we hid behind the door. He lay on the floor leaning against the wall for at least 1.5 years, it's time to pick him up. I didn't measure, just went and bought them. The mirror is a little thinner than intended, but they actually work well. If you have SERIOUSLY crazy kids or pets you might need a tight fit, but I was happy with that. I can't think of any complaints I have.