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Can this be mounted horizonally?

6 years ago

30x40 beveled edge mirror

Rectangle Frameless Mirror with Polished Beveled Edges, 30"x40" · More Info

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Glass Tops Direct
6 years ago
Yes. This mirror has 3 hooks, bonded to the back, so that it can hang in either direction.
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Spancraft Ltd.
6 years ago
This mirror has 3 hooks bonded to the back, so it can hang in both directions.
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