I have a very heavy mirror that is going in the bathroom the tiles are porcelain will these hooks work?
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Hooks will work great, but the trick is drilling through the porcelain tiles to the stud in the wall. That you need to do first. Each hook will support up to 50 lbs, when you use the screws (included) to attach to a wooden wall stud. With porcelain tile, you will need to carefully drill thru the tile to allow the screw to pass thru and into the wall stud. The package contains 4 hooks. Your mirror will need to have a picture wire attached.
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Maybe if you put two together they will work. You can also try rolling up wet strips of old bath towels and attaching them with safety pins. Free and works just as well IMO.
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I would say yes it would. Make sure you get one that is made for the weight of the mirror.
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I would suggest using hooks for if its on the shower head it might slip off..
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Yesi believe you could screw a set into the threaded holes they have for the adjustable legs. I would think these would need to be very sturdy for the unit is heavy.It may leave a impresion in the floor if not a hard tile.
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My counter is tile, and the suction cup has worked great, i cant imagine it wouldnt be the same on yours.
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Hi, I'm so sorry I'm not sure if it does. I used it for inside the bathroom cabinet to hang my toothbrushes. But it's pretty sticky and i think it will stick on porcelain.
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Mine have been on a wall in a bathroom that gets moisture from showers and baths. They have not lifted, have stated in place. I haven't tried them on a window or a mirror but assume that would work well, too. Also good to know, as seasons change or you redecorate, they can be removed readily and can be re-used.
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Hi, As long as the surface is flat and clean there should be no problem. If the surface is textured or uneven it will not stick. Bathroom tile works fine as long as the suction cup has a good firm grip. One trick is to get a smooth plastic or hard coated small white cutting board and connect it to the wall you use on the floor or bed as well.Hope this helps. Lee
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The screws are 5/8" long, but the bracket itself takes up 1/8", so they should work. My door was around 1/2" and they didn't come through. If in doubt, I would use 1/2" pan head screws.
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I think they'd work for cups. I have utensils on mine, which aren't as heavy, but these hooks are sturdy enough take the weight of a mug or cup. The hook is nicely open to accommodate a bulky handle.
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Yes I believe It would. I have an ulpostered headboard that is about 2 inches thick. The hooks seem to conform to any thickness
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I don't know but they have stuck to my ceramic tile in the shower for the several months I've had them. and my tile is not smooth. Originally I used those sunction-type hooks and they were always falling because of the air pockets due to uneven surface. The sunction cups are what I had previously used when I did have fiberglass -- they stayed up because of the smooth fiberglass surface. If the Command strips stay up on non-smooth surfaces (where air could seep in), I would think they would work on smooth surfaces also. I have a squeegee hanging from one and wet washcloth on another.
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I don't think so, as both supports need to be screwed in. If you have the kind of drill that can drill a hole in a mirror without breaking it, then possibly. I wouldn't chance it if I were you.
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If you have about a 3/16 space or more between the mirror and the frame they should work.
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My Quake Hold Picture Hook package (model 4338) states the following: Use 1 hook for hanging up to 50 lbs. And, Use 2 hooks for hanging up to 100 lbs. A package contains 4 hooks, 4 nails and 4 2-1/2" screws.... nails for lightweight items and screws for heavyweight items....presumably into studs. I am NOT an engineer but would assume that if you're anchoring into a stud (2'x4') - not just drywall - using 3 hooks with screws may hold your 130 lb mirror. Good luck.
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Would not recommend these for tile floor in bathroom. Not sure the adhesive would work well in high moisture environment.