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Didn't see /sqt/ in the catalog, but then again I assume that's what 90% of this board is about
Bought a large mirror off Craigslist, want to hang it in a hallway to give my apartment a roomier feel. It looks like the previous owners just used absurd amounts of putty, but I'm not sure I want to do that, for the sake of the mirror and the wall.
What would be a good way to mount a flat pane of mirror? There's no frame or anything on it.
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That's pretty typical. Plenty of large dots of adhesive. You could use a rail on the bottom and top/sides if you want it to be removable.
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>>1219744
>but then again I assume that's what 90% of this board is about
Only because we are a magnet for brain dead cocksmokers like you. Now go and fucking google it faggot. Tonnes of resources out there.
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>>1219744
Put a frame on it. Attach the frame to the wall by securing it to the studs.
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Use mirror mounting clips. Go to any hardware store. Make sure you hit a stud or use the proper drywall anchor.
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>>1219764
>search for sqt
>No results
Maybe I am retarded
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Cant you just heat them up and remove them?
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>>1219764
Because we are so busy posting about van life, shipping containers, crab meat, a shot of black, bunkers and other extreme pro diy shit. Op came to us not like a complete fuck tard and wanted simple advice, why not help? Make this the new sqt. We all started somewhere.
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