I agree with the other folks. This video is great. It shows that I'm missing a couple things. Do you need the setting blocks (glass pieces) that go in the j-bar? I ordered a custom 96" x 60" gym mirror and there were no setting blocks nor the ez-anchors for the j-bar. I have a feeling we ended up with missing pieces due to the custom order.
+BREAK CITY Hi there! We can help you with this question; but we need a bit more information about which part of the wall is not straight. Typically, the mirrors should not be flush against the ceiling, floor, or side walls, so you can make the mirror look right by how you angle it with the wall. If the top or bottom of the wall is out further (not straight up and down) then you can use more mastic to make it perfectly straight. If you have additional or more detailed questions, please don't hesitate to email a glass expert directly at info@dullesglassandmirror.com
been doing mirrors for over 15 years ive never used a clip at the top to secure a mirror that also has glue.. we use j channel mounted on just bottom or wrap a mirror wall in channel.. i do alot of YMCA mirrors . 90 percent of them are in j channel on the bottom and glued up thats it.. not saying your doing anything wrong at all just never seen it done with glue and clips..
Who are the dopes that gave this a thumbs down..this was a super useful video..nicely done!
AWESOME VIDEO, thank you!!
Very useful video... thanks for sharing.
I agree with the other folks. This video is great. It shows that I'm missing a couple things. Do you need the setting blocks (glass pieces) that go in the j-bar? I ordered a custom 96" x 60" gym mirror and there were no setting blocks nor the ez-anchors for the j-bar. I have a feeling we ended up with missing pieces due to the custom order.
Thanks for sharing!
excellent video. u think home depot will sell J bars
Nice video, Any Advice if the wall is not straight?
+BREAK CITY Hi there! We can help you with this question; but we need a bit more information about which part of the wall is not straight. Typically, the mirrors should not be flush against the ceiling, floor, or side walls, so you can make the mirror look right by how you angle it with the wall. If the top or bottom of the wall is out further (not straight up and down) then you can use more mastic to make it perfectly straight. If you have additional or more detailed questions, please don't hesitate to email a glass expert directly at info@dullesglassandmirror.com
been doing mirrors for over 15 years ive never used a clip at the top to secure a mirror that also has glue.. we use j channel mounted on just bottom or wrap a mirror wall in channel.. i do alot of YMCA mirrors . 90 percent of them are in j channel on the bottom and glued up thats it.. not saying your doing anything wrong at all just never seen it done with glue and clips..
useful video