Mirror Screws - Chrome-Plated

Features & Benefits

• The screw features a countersunk slotted head drive with a threaded hole which enables the included cover caps, which give the installation a stylish look, to be screwed on.
• Additionally, the screws come with tapered rubber grommets which prevent the screws from pressing directly on the mirror.
• These screws and cover caps are zinc coated, making them rust resistant, and can therefore be used in a bathroom setting where moisture is common.

To install a mirror with Mirror Screws, the following is required:

• Drill holes, corresponding with the size of the rubber grommets, in each of the mirror’s corners – use the Eureka Tile Drill bit to drill these.
• Securing the mirror to the wall requires wall plugs of suitable size into which the screws can be fastened. Therefore, drill holes in the wall the same size as that of the wall plugs and which correspond with the position of the holes in the mirror.
• With the wall plugs in place, press the rubber grommets over the screws so that the screw head sits in the broad side of the grommet.
• Next, place the screws through the holes in the mirror, making sure the grommets sit inside the holes and tighten the screws with a screwdriver. Take care not to make the screws too tight as it could cause the mirror to break.
• Finally, screw on the decorative cover caps.