I have a huge mirror that was pulled from our bathroom. I know that if I want to hang it on the wall without using adhesive on the wall, I have to put on a substrate with adhesive and then hang it using a french cleat or similar device to the drywall/wall studs. My question is what is the lightest duty substrate that can be used for this? I am thinking plywood or strand board but that will make the thing even more heavy. The mirror itself is 36 x 60, or 3 feet by 5 feet and I want to hang it long sides with horizontal orientation, with no visible hanging hardware. All suggestions appreciated. I want to know if some other substrate can be used and if so, what hardware would be appropriate for that substrate. WHAT MATERIAL SHOULD I ATTACH THE MIRROR TO THAT IS THE LIGHTEST IN WEIGHT? The thickness doesn't matter to me. the final piece is going on gypsum board drywall or screwed through right into the framing studs of the wall. If you have a substrate suggestion then hanging hardware suggestions are appropriate, but a hardware suggestion without the substrate is useless information. thanks.

... since UPS shattered my unique antique piece in transit. The mirror is exactly the same shape as the Felicie Oval (https://allwallmirrors.3dcartstores.com/FELICIE-OVAL_p_870.html#), except w/o the frame. A couple similar mirrors I found were the Audrey Small mirror (http://www.ballarddesigns.com/Audrey-Mirror/p/10136) and the Eleanor Small mirror (http://www.potterybarn.com/products/p8239/index.cfm?pkey=xsrd0m1|20|||0|||||||frameless%20mirror&cm_src=SCH). The mirror should be approx 18" x 26". Can anyone help?

right now my walls are white my bed set is brown and my dresser and night stand are brown my carpet is a medium blue. i was thinking of painting 2 walls center stage and 2 walls impromptu http://www.sherwin.com/visualizer/ . my room is not very big 11' by 11' and i only have 2 windows that don't let in much light. i am going to add this items too clock http://www.target.com/Silver-Ball-Retro-Wall-Clock/dp/B0002IGJ5U/qid=1244157303/ref=br_1_5/180-7733733-6305016?ie=UTF8&node=15762331&frombrowse=1&rh=&page=1 mirror http://www.target.com/Frameless-Circle-Mirrors-7-pc-Set/dp/B0010BCE8E/qid=1244157376/ref=br_1_5/180-7733733-6305016?ie=UTF8&node=1240542011&frombrowse=1&rh=&page=1 probably some of these http://www.target.com/Hip-Hurry-Dotsa-Hotsa/dp/B001N58SIC/qid=1244157697/ref=br_1_3/180-7733733-6305016?ie=UTF8&node=618134011&frombrowse=1&pricerange=&index=tgt-mf-mv&field-browse=618134011&rank=pmrank&rh=&page=1

I DO NOT want liquid nail, I need something that removes easily. The biggest mirror is about 16 inches, and 1.5 pounds. The smallest is 3/4 inches. These mirrors are permanent, but just in case they look stupid, or I'm sick of them, i want an easy way to remove them. I also DO NOT want to use traditional mounting because that would take FOREVER, and the mirrors are frameless so it might be tricky and hard. Thank You!

I am looking for where I can buy frameless mirrors! You know those mirrors that you just hang on your room door? I want that sized, but frameless!! I don't need thick mirrors, it can be as thin as it can be. I am thinking of purchasing about 4~5 of them, and lining them up neatly on a section of a wall in order to make a dance-studio like environment in my living room. So basically, the cheaper the better, the thinner the better so that it doesn't fall off... and of course less money. Where can I buy these?? I tried walmart but they only had the framed ones that you hang on the wall... Home depot only had beveled edges, but I need flat ones so I can just line them up and see myself dance in the mirror!

I just bought a house with two bathrooms in it that do not have mirrors in them. One is a regular guest bathroom with a single sink and the other is the master bathroom with a double sink. I would like both mirrors to be flat to the wall and frameless. Does anyone know where I can find this? I've been searching online for an hour and can't find any plain mirrors the right size with no frame. Thanks for the help!

The previous owner glued frameless mirrors to the wall. How can I get them off without breaking the glass?

Remember, there is nothing on the walls in the room except for a frameless mirror, and all you have is night vision goggles. Think of what is needed to create a reflection in the mirror; light.