Mounting mirror on bathroom door.
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 wond...
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Hope I'm not too late to share my experience. I went through the same situation last summer. The goal: keep damage level on the door to the minimum.
After consulting friends on another HTT forum, suggestions included clips, double sided tape, velcro, etc.
I had purchased the previously mentioned cheap wal-mart door mirror, with a frame (wood or plastic, I don't recall). When I went to the hardware store to purchase the clips, the employee (an experienced one) suggested that I drive the screws directly into and through the frame of the mirror, and into the bathroom door. No clips, no tape no velcro. I think that I used appropriate-size plastic anchors in the door for the screws to stay snug . Trust me, it is extremely tight and secure! I did not want any wobbling, or disaster (like 7 years of bad luck because of a broken mirror!)
We drove a lot with the HTT since the installation, and no sign of movement or loosening up!
Hope this helps!
Happy camping season
Marc
After consulting friends on another HTT forum, suggestions included clips, double sided tape, velcro, etc.
I had purchased the previously mentioned cheap wal-mart door mirror, with a frame (wood or plastic, I don't recall). When I went to the hardware store to purchase the clips, the employee (an experienced one) suggested that I drive the screws directly into and through the frame of the mirror, and into the bathroom door. No clips, no tape no velcro. I think that I used appropriate-size plastic anchors in the door for the screws to stay snug . Trust me, it is extremely tight and secure! I did not want any wobbling, or disaster (like 7 years of bad luck because of a broken mirror!)
We drove a lot with the HTT since the installation, and no sign of movement or loosening up!
Hope this helps!
Happy camping season
Marc
