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User Manual for Trinity Barnwood Mirror 16x20MIR-NAT
Complete assembly and installation guide for the Trinity Barnwood Mirror (16x20MIR-NAT, 16x20MIR-WW). Includes parts list, step-by-step mounting instructions, care tips, and warranty information.
Quick answers from the manual
Quick answer
- The Trinity Barnwood Mirror is installed by marking the desired height, leveling a mounting line 1-inch below that height, drilling pilot holes 14 inches apart, installing drywall anchors, and hanging the mirror on the screws. p. 3, 4, 5
Key actions
- Marking mounting points p. 3, 4
- Installing anchors and screws p. 4, 5
- Hanging the mirror p. 5
Problems and fixes
Missing parts
Contact Trinity Customer Service at 800.985.5506 or [email protected].
p. 2, 8Maintenance and reset
- Clean with a damp cloth and/or mild dish soap; dry completely. p. 6
Where to find it in the PDF
- Parts List p. 2
- Assembly Instructions p. 3, 4, 5
- Care and Maintenance p. 6
- Warranty p. 7
Table of contents
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This manual provides instructions for assembling and mounting the Trinity Barnwood Mirror. Before beginning, ensure you have all parts and the necessary tools: a pencil, level, drill, 1/4-inch drill bit, and a Phillips bit. If you are mounting on a surface other than drywall, you may need to purchase appropriate specialty hardware.
Parts list
- A: Mirror (1)
- B: Screw (2)
- C: Drywall Anchor (2)
Assembly and installation
Follow these steps to mount your mirror:
- Step 1: Place the mirror against the wall and mark the top of the mirror at your desired height. Note that the mounting screw height will be 1-inch lower than this mark.
- Step 2: Position a level 1-inch lower than the mark made in Step 1 and draw a leveled horizontal line for the mounting screw height.
- Step 3: On the mounting screw height line, mark two points 14 inches apart, corresponding to the spacing of the keyholes on the back of the mirror.
- Step 4: Use a 1/4-inch drill bit to drill two pilot holes at the marked points. Insert the drywall anchors (C) into the holes until they are flush with the wall.
- Step 5: Insert the screws (B) into the drywall anchors (C) using a drill with a Phillips bit. Leave the screw head 1/4-inch exposed to allow room for hanging.
- Step 6: Slide the mirror (A) over the screws until they insert into the keyholes, then lower the mirror until it locks into place.
Warnings
- Read and understand all instructions before use.
- Do not modify the product in any way.
- Check for damaged parts before use; do not use if damaged.
- Do not overload the product.
Care and maintenance
- Avoid harsh, abrasive cleaners and corrosive chemicals.
- Do not use scouring pads.
- Clean with a damp cloth and/or mild dish soap.
- Dry completely with a dry sponge or cloth.
Warranty and support
This product includes a 1-year limited warranty. For missing parts, assembly assistance, or warranty claims, contact Trinity Customer Service at 800.985.5506 or email [email protected]. Support is available Monday through Friday, 5:00 AM – 5:00 PM (PST).
Practical help
Common problems
Missing parts or assembly assistance needed
Contact Trinity Customer Service at 800.985.5506 or [email protected].
Mounting on non-drywall surfaces
You may need to purchase specialty screws and anchors suitable for your specific wall material.
Before use
- Inspect box contents to ensure all parts (Mirror, Screws, Anchors) are present.
- Gather required tools: pencil, level, drill, 1/4-inch bit, and Phillips bit.
- Verify the wall surface is suitable for the included drywall anchors.
Specs in practice
- 1/4-inch bit
- The size of the drill bit required for the pilot holes.
- 1/4-inch exposed
- The distance the screw head should protrude from the wall to allow the mirror to hang securely.
Images and diagrams
- Keyholes: The slots on the back of the mirror frame that hook onto the screw heads.
Model compatibility
- Included hardware is designed for drywall installation only.
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David Miller
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