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Mount Mirror Support Frames

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What happens here

Attach 2x4 wooden boards to the wall to create robust frames that will hold the mirrors. These frames should be dimensioned to fit the mirrors, leaving space for backlighting behind them. Use a drill to drive screws through the 2x4s and into the wall studs, ensuring a secure attachment. The presenter notes the mirrors purchased are 36x72 inches, so two frames are created side-by-side, with a central divider where the backlighting power will connect. Ensure the frames are level and plumb.

Goal: Construct and install wooden support frames for the full-length mirrors, ensuring they are securely attached to the wall and properly spaced for backlighting.

Tools and materials

  • Drill/Driver
  • Level
  • Measuring Tape
  • Pencil/Marker
  • Saw (Circular or Miter Saw)
  • Wood Screws
  • 2x4 Lumber
  • Wood Glue

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this side, as well. So, this one's going to be a little bit different. I couldn't find one ginormous like 6-ft piece of glass. Instead, Home Depot sells 36 in by 72 in. But, what I did is I just bought two of them, and it'll make a perfect thing around. So, once it does show up, we'll put a piece down the middle, and we'll be able to sandwich them together, and [snorts] it won't look like one piece, but it'll act like a one piece.

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