Hanging Heavy Mirror

Two of these

========================== These are the *correct* thing to use but it depends on how strongly you can attach them to the mirror itself:

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I assume this is a mirror in a decorative wooden frame. If so, how thick is the frame at the point where the frame fixings need to go? You won't have a problem getting wall anchor hooks or eyes, the problem might be fixing either frame hooks, eyes or plates to the wooden frame that will either fix to the wall fixings or carry a metal chain. The size of screws that you would normally use to support something of this weight may be a bit on the large side for the wooden frame. In my experience wooden mirror and picture frames tend to split if you insert screws. This can be avoided by drilling correct size pilot holes. It might be worth asking a dealer in large framed mirrors and pictures for advice on fixings. It would be a shame to damage the mirror after paying to have it renovated. Good luck.

I would also put up a support on the bottom of mirror. Suggest aluminium angle strip in L position and rawlplugged to wall. Some chain attachment at the top to stop it falling forward

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