>>Randy: Hello, I'm Randy with R squared renovations. I'm a general contractor in Dallas Texas. Today I'm gonna show you how to hang a mirror. The first thing I'm going do is decide about
how much the mirror weighs, within ten or so pounds. It's about 15 pounds so I'm going to use a
screw in drywall anchor you can buy at any home improvement store. They say right on the box how much they are
rated for holding what weight. Generally you have two people or you can have
someone tell you exactly how high this mirror wants to be. You can hold it up and get a general spot. I would have my helper put a spot right here
where we want to hang it which is in line with the hangers on the back of the mirror. So here I'm going to mark the mirror at this
height for the hangers. I'll get my level off that line. Put a line there and there. If you're doing this on a finished wall you
can also put blue masking tape on the wall so any of your pencil marks can be easily
removed once you get it laid out. What you want to do is measure where the hangers
are on the back of the mirror. This mirror is 23 and 3/4's. So we already know about where this is going
to go. We start with a pencil mark here and come
over between 3 and 3/4's and put another mark here. Make a longer level line. We have our two points where the anchors are
going to be fastened. These can be installed with a screw driver. I'm going to use a battery powered screw gun
with a phillips on the end. Go to exactly the center of your mark. Go in so your just flush with the sheet rock. You don't want to do it tight because you'll
loose the integrity. All the anchors come with the right sized
screws when you buy them in a package. I've already checked these and they do fit
into the back of these holes. What we want to do is take our screwdriver
or screw gun. Put these in so that there is about a quarter
of an inch of the head of the screw sticking out. and the mirror should be ready to hang. And there you have it. If you have any other questions, if your visiting
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