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Three-Step Forward-Tilt Mirror Top Bracket
This wall bracket tilts a frameless bathroom mirror forward, like an accessible (ADA) vanity mirror. Print two. The top edge of the mirror (glass up to 6 mm thick) goes up into one of three 7 mm wide, 18 mm deep slots, which hold it 20, 40 or 60 mm off the wall. The bottom edge stays in ordinary J-clips. On a 760 mm tall mirror that gives about 1.5°, 3° or 4.5° of tilt. The bracket is 78 x 80 x 20 mm and is printed on its side, so the forward pull of the mirror runs along the layers rather than across them. It mounts with two #8 (4.2 mm) or M4 pan-head screws through 4.6 mm holes.
Mirror Demister Pad Spring Retaining Clip
This edge clip holds a heated mirror demister pad flat against the back of 4–6 mm mirror glass after the pad's adhesive has failed in the bathroom humidity. It has a 7 mm throat, a 2 mm lip that reaches 6 mm onto the mirror face, and a 2.4 mm spring tongue 56 mm long that is angled inward so it presses about 1.5–3.5 mm of preload onto the pad. The clip is 30 mm wide and needs roughly 6 mm of air gap behind the mirror.
Shower Glass Over-Top Mirror Hanger
This hanger replaces a suction-cup shaving mirror by hooking over the top edge of a frameless shower screen. The glass slot is 10.5 mm, so it fits 6–10 mm tempered glass. A 100 x 100 mm acrylic mirror sheet up to 3 mm thick slides in from the side into 3.6 mm channels, and diamond cut-outs let steam and water drain. It measures 104 x 143 x 23 mm and prints on its side, so the hanging load runs along the layers rather than across them.
Frameless Mirror Wall Clip
A J-channel wall clip for a frameless bathroom vanity mirror: a 1.5 mm printed leaf spring inside the 10 mm channel preloads any glass from 3 to 6 mm thick so the mirror can't rattle or slide, and a 14 x 3 mm drain notch through the front lip lets water out from under the glass edge. 34 mm wide x 32 mm tall x 22 mm deep, mounts with two 4.5 mm holes (M4 or #8 wood screws) counterbored 3.5 mm deep so the heads sit clear of the glass — print four, two below the mirror carrying the weight and two above retaining it.