Our tt has the hollow core bathroom door that is typically installed on the entry level trailers, and I would like to mount a longish mirror on said door.Given the very thin door material I'm wondering what the best way to do this would be?The door mirrors in our house are mounted with mirror clips but these are larger heavier mirrors than I need for the TT (I think).I'm thinking something along this maybe? Or other suggestions are welcome. Although it's only 13" wide. I think this one may be pre-drilledhttp://www.homedepot.com/p/Glacier-Bay-Suave-49-in-x-13-in-Framed-Door-Mirror-in-White-206230/202300822Or maybe this one though it's larger and heavier and I would assume require clips.http://www.homedepot.com/p/Glacier-Bay-60-in-L-x-16-in-W-Beveled-Door-Mirror-205220/202300824?MERCH=REC-_-PIPHorizontal1_rr-_-205585950-_-202300824-_-N#BVQAWidgetIDWhat type of fasteners should be used on these hollow core doors?Thanks

Scotch or 3M double sided mounting tape..Comes in different holding strengths.Home Depot - Lowes, etc.

Use these (with mirror clips and screws):http://www.mrgrabbar.com/TOGGLER-Hollow-Wall-Anchors-TA-Thin-Panel-p/11009.htmClickyMy Bathroom door full-length mirror and the full width heavy mirror at the bed-head were installed with these and they have not moved in 8 years of travel.

OR, wait until the end of the summer when Walmart sells their cheap full-length mirrors for college. They weigh about nothing, and are about $5.96 each. We have two black ones hanging in our TT, one in our bedroom and one on the outside of the bathroom door. We still used small toggle bolts to mount them.

Mounted my full length mirror with the clips and screws....tight and has not moved at all.

Ours was factory mounted using the typical clips but it is a lighter weight mirror. Hasn't budged in 13 years but we don't have teens that tend to slam doors.

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downtheroad
Explorer
May 23, 2015
Scotch or 3M double sided mounting tape..
Comes in different holding strengths.
Home Depot - Lowes, etc.
ccxnola
Explorer
May 23, 2015
Use these (with mirror clips and screws):
http://www.mrgrabbar.com/TOGGLER-Hollow-Wall-Anchors-TA-Thin-Panel-p/11009.htm

Clicky

My Bathroom door full-length mirror and the full width heavy mirror at the bed-head were installed with these and they have not moved in 8 years of travel.
Merrykalia
Explorer
May 24, 2015
OR, wait until the end of the summer when Walmart sells their cheap full-length mirrors for college. They weigh about nothing, and are about $5.96 each. We have two black ones hanging in our TT, one in our bedroom and one on the outside of the bathroom door. We still used small toggle bolts to mount them.
cpaulsen
Explorer
May 24, 2015
Mounted my full length mirror with the clips and screws....tight and has not moved at all.
Dick_B
Explorer
May 24, 2015
Ours was factory mounted using the typical clips but it is a lighter weight mirror. Hasn't budged in 13 years but we don't have teens that tend to slam doors.
gkainz
Explorer
May 24, 2015
after losing 2 mirrors held on with the command strips, we bought a cheapie that hangs over the door on brackets.
gjcummings
Explorer
May 24, 2015
Speaking from experience...Get any size mirror, unframed is best, to fit the door and get Loctite PL520 for Mirrors. It is like a caulk and you need a caulk gun and you need to take the door off and lay flat and put some heavy object on the mirror and let set overnight. If you ever want the mirror to come off I would nor use this method.
DaHose
Explorer
May 25, 2015
I would try some of the super strong outdoor 3M mounting strip (the grey stuff) and run screws through the mount holes or use the triangle clips at the corners with wood screws. I think that combo would be great.

Jose
Dutch_12078
Explorer II
May 25, 2015
I mounted our lightweight Walmart full length mirror with Molly expansion anchors and screws.
Wrace
Explorer
May 25, 2015
Merrykalia wrote:
OR, wait until the end of the summer when Walmart sells their cheap full-length mirrors for college. They weigh about nothing, and are about $5.96 each. We have two black ones hanging in our TT, one in our bedroom and one on the outside of the bathroom door. We still used small toggle bolts to mount them.

Dutch12078 wrote:
I mounted our lightweight Walmart full length mirror with Molly expansion anchors and screws.

Did you get these in-store? Are these the ones you guys used? (color aside of course)
Gold frame
Easy to hang full-length wall mirror
Can also be mounted on a door
D-ring hanger
Over the door hanger
Glass size: 12"W x 48"H
Overall size: 17.25"W x 53.25"H
Can be hung horizontally or vertically

http://www.walmart.com/c/kp/door-mirrors

I take it these can be mounted flush to the door surface and none of the 'hang over the door hardware gets in the way?

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