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Home›How To›How to Hang a Stockholm Mirror: 13 Steps

How to Hang a Stockholm Mirror: 13 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
December 5, 2023
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Hanging a Stockholm mirror can seem like a daunting task, but with some planning and the right tools, you can easily achieve a professional-looking result. Follow these 13 steps to hang your Stockholm mirror like a pro:

1. Choose the right location: Pick a spot on the wall where you would like to hang your Stockholm mirror. Make sure it is free of obstructions and provides adequate space for the size of your mirror.

2. Measure carefully: Using a tape measure, determine the dimensions of your Stockholm mirror and note down its width and height.

3. Mark the center point on the wall: Find the center of the spot where you want to hang the mirror and mark it with a pencil.

4. Determine the mounting points: Based on the dimensions of your Stockholm mirror, determine the appropriate mounting points on your wall. These points should be evenly spaced from the center mark and should be level with each other.

5. Use a spirit level: To ensure that your mounting points are level, use a spirit level while marking them on your wall.

6. Install wall anchors: If your mounting points fall on drywall instead of wooden studs, you will need to install appropriate wall anchors for added support.

7. Attach brackets to mirror: Your Stockholm mirror should come with bracket attachments. Attach these brackets to the backside of your mirror as per the manufacturer’s instructions.

8. Mark bracket locations on wall: Hold the mirror up against the wall and use a pencil to mark where each bracket will need to be attached.

9. Prepare screws/wall hooks: Gather appropriate screws or wall hooks that will work with both your wall substrates (wood or drywall) and with those brackets included with your Stockholm mirror.

10. Attach brackets to wall: Securely attach each bracket at the marked locations using screws or wall hooks; ensure they are well aligned vertically and horizontally.

11. Hang the mirror: With the brackets in place, lift your Stockholm mirror and carefully hook it on to the wall-mounted brackets.

12. Level and adjust: Once your mirror is on the wall, use a spirit level to check if it’s hanging straight. Make the necessary adjustments and carefully tighten any screws or other hardware as needed.

13. Clean and enjoy: Finally, clean your Stockholm mirror gently with a microfiber cloth to remove any fingerprints or dust, and admire your perfectly hung mirror!

And there you have it—13 simple steps for hanging a Stockholm mirror that will make a beautiful addition to your living space.

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