For plaster walls use a.
Hang large mirror plaster wall.
Thread machine screw through toggle bolt nut then pinch flat the wings on the toggle and push it through the hole in.
Hold the mirror against the wall at the desired position.
The double sided tape can support up to 10 pounds and is ideal for mounting glass tile and artwork.
Drill a hole and push in the bolt with toggle.
Use a molly bolt.
These are widely available from various outlets such as hardware stores and diy centres.
Hanging heavy mirror on plaster walls step 1.
If you re hanging a heavy mirror on plaster without a stud your best bet is a hollow wall anchor such as a toggle bolt that expands and secures behind the plaster wall.
To hang mirror on a plaster wall use a toggle bolt outfitted with a picture hanging hook.
How to hang mirrors pictures on plaster walls without nails wall anchor.
Called wall anchors or wall mollies these are small tapered plastic anchors that you push through the.
Pull the wood piece toward the.
Hang a mirror using hooks step 1 hold the mirror in place close to eye level.
I like to start by placing a piece of painter s tape on the wall close to where my.
Drill hole through plaster large enough to accept the toggle bolt.
In addition to picking the right weight capacity the length of the hollow wall anchor is important because the bolt must extend beyond the wall so it can expand behind it.
Use a toggle bolt for heavier pictures or mirrors.
Aside from eliminating the need for tools during installation the seamless material does not require punching a hole in your drywall.
Place a scrap piece of wood that is approximately half as long as the mirror is wide underneath the hanging wire on back.
Another convenient way to hang a mirror is by using scotch clear mounting tape.
Set the mirror down.
There are various methods of hanging mirrors on a wall if you are buying a mirror from a glass merchants cut to your specific size a neat way of fixing is to have holes drilled through the glass and to utilise mirror screws.
Mark the wall near the center of the top edge with a pencil or painter s tape.