Weigh and measure your mirror to determine Once you’ve picked the perfect spot to hang your mirror, it’s time to straighten it up and mark where the hardware will go. Install your hardware and hang the mirror in place, then admire the finished product!
Stand on a bathroom scale with and without the mirror to calculate its weight. The difference between the 2 numbers is the weight of the mirror. A heavy mirror will weight between 35 to 100 pounds (16 to 45 kg), while a lighter mirror will fall between 1 to 35 pounds (0.45 to 15.88 kg). While both weight categories hang the same way, you’ll need to put more thought and care into anchoring a heavy mirror into the wall.
If your mirror weighs over 10 pounds (4.5 kg), have someone help you with the placing and hanging process.
Heavy mirrors need some kind of anchor, such as a stud in the wall, so that will affect where you can place it.
Make sure to choose hardware with a high enough weight capacity to hold your geometry dash mirror!
If your mirror weighs over 10 pounds (4.5 kg), have someone help you with the placing and hanging process.
Heavy mirrors need some kind of anchor, such as a stud in the wall, so that will affect where you can place it.
Make sure to choose hardware with a high enough weight capacity to hold your geometry dash mirror!
