Wall-Mounted LED Mirror

The Wall-Mounted LED Mirror is designed for customers who do not want to drill many holes in their walls. Our mounting system includes stainless steel hanging plates and matching expansion screws. You only need to drill two holes in the wall (four for larger mirrors). Screw in the screws. Hook the mirror onto the plates. The whole installation takes less than 20 minutes. It is simpler than installing a wall light. The mirror is our standard 5mm copper-free silver mirror. The LED backlight configuration is the same as our regular LED mirrors. Color temperature is selectable. Brightness is adjustable.

We offer three mounting methods based on the wall type. First, concrete or solid brick walls. Use standard nylon expansion anchors. Strongest grip. Most recommended. Second, hollow brick or lightweight block walls. Use butterfly anchors (also called hollow wall anchors). They grip the inner wall of the hollow brick. Much more reliable than standard anchors. Third, tiled walls. If you do not want to damage the tile, use adhesive mounting plates. But the load capacity is limited. Only suitable for mirrors under 5kg. Tell us your wall type when you order. We will supply the right anchors.

Different people have different heights. The mirror height on the wall should match the user. We do not fix the plate positions. Instead, we leave multiple mounting holes on the mirror back. You can move the plates to the upper or lower holes based on your height and preference. The plates themselves have a 3 to 5mm vertical adjustment range. If the mirror is too high or too low after installation, just loosen the screws and slide it slightly.

The power wire comes out of the mirror back through a wire exit hole. It runs through the gap behind the hanging plate to the wall junction box. Once the plates are installed, they cover the wire and the junction box completely. From the side and the front, you see no wires at all. The visual result is very clean. If your wall does not have a junction box, we can supply a plug-in power cord. Plug it into a nearby socket.