To hang mirror on a plaster wall use a toggle bolt outfitted with a picture hanging hook.
Hang heavy mirror in plaster wall.
Your mirror is too heavy for picture hooks alone but a wall anchor would likely do the trick to attach them to a wall made of drywall or plaster.
To hang a heavy mirror it s best to select packages of heavy duty anchors.
In addition to picking the right weight capacity the length of the hollow wall anchor is important because the bolt must extend beyond the wall so it can expand behind it.
Hangers and hooks are also rated by weight so select those that are designed to hold the weight of your mirror.
A variety of drywall anchors are available.
Called wall anchors or wall mollies these are small tapered plastic anchors that you push through the plaster after drilling a correct sized hole.
If you re hanging a heavy mirror on plaster without a stud your best bet is a hollow wall anchor such as a toggle bolt that expands and secures behind the plaster wall.
Wall anchors have a hole in the middle that a.
Use a molly bolt.
The mirror will hang from two points on the wall so you ll need one anchor for each hanger that is not driven into a stud.
This hollow wall anchor will allow.
One foolproof method to hang heavy mirrors or picture frames is to use a molly bolt.
Drill hole through plaster large enough to accept the toggle bolt.