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Your cart is empty. Use these HIGHPOINT Mirror Screws anywhere you want a pivoting mirror or cabinet. For a floor standing mirror, dresser mirror or a jewelry box mirror, these traditional screws will do the job. Threaded bolt is 2-1/4" long. Threaded inserts are included. Sold as a pair.
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Helen M. Davis
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2024
My fault, I thought these screws would be universally sized. They are not.
Nancy
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2024
The movers lost one of the original screws from a 40 year old dresser with mirror. I was happy to have found these.
Mary
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2023
When moving I lost the orignal screws to my gramothers antique dresser mirror these matched up perfect to the orignal ones ..Thank You now I have a mirror for the dresser
TwerpNC
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2023
While the screws were a bit shorting than the ones I was replacing, they work as expected. They are sturdy and look really nice.
Dovetailer
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2022
This is a fine set of mirror-mounting swivel hardware. it worked well on the shaving set I made for a customer.I had to install the nuts in hard black cherry, and knew that the slot provided for setting with a screwdriver would be totally bitched-up, so I devised a technique which worked well:I found a bolt that fit the nut, threading it all the way in until the head of the bolt was against the outside end of the nut. Then I used a socket-wrench to drive the assembly into the predrilled hole in the frame, taking care that it went in as straight as possible. Once the nut was seated in its place, I backed the bolt out, and found that even though the nuts were not set perfectly axially straight, they work just fine, the resulting tension even adding a bit to my desired resistance to swinging so freely that the mirror did not stay where I wanted it.I would buy this product again.
Jacq
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2021
I liked how easy it was to screw them in. They went perfect with the vintage mirror I got them for.
Glamscrafts
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2021
I have a vanity my grandmama gave me when I was 13. I am restoring it to give as a gift to my daughter. The original mirror screws were lost in a move and I was not finding anything like them until I came to a listing for high point which looked exactly how I remember the original looked! Just finished everything and worked perfectly. Would recommend!
Arky Pete
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2021
These mirror screws look great and are very nice quality. I was using them on a solid oak cabinet. The only way to install the threaded inserts that I found would work was to use a thread tap. You can't just drill a hole close in size and screw the insert home--that might work on soft pine, but not on hardwood like oak. Precision taps aren't something the average cabinetmaker has, as we rarely have cause to machine small diameter threads into hardwood. Fortunately a friend of mine does a lot of metal machining, and was able to lend me exactly what I needed--about $100 worth of fine tools.
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