Mounting glass panels

[Souldar]

Any ideas on how to mount subsurface printed glass without stand offs or visible hardware?
What about the same with acrylic?

 

[Aaron Hunter]

I would sub this out or talk with your local glazers.

 

[Johnny Best]

Mastic and double stick tape, put vinyl on back to protect subsurface.

 

[visual800]

just use silicone and it will be just fine on the glass or vhb and vhb with acrylic, depends on whts it mounting on

 

[Kbrecken]

Any ideas on how to mount subsurface printed glass without stand offs or visible hardware?
What about the same with acrylic?

How about a french cleat?, ya might have to mount an opaque barrier film first, to prevent the hardware from showing through

 

[unclebun]

If you're willing to have four small edge mounts visible, this is what they use to mount frameless mirrors https://www.amazon.com/Hillman-Grou...ocphy=9023484&hvtargid=pla-349350797400&psc=1

Of course if the glass/acrylic is still a clear background that won't work. In that case your only choice is standoffs or some kind of hanging hardware on the top edge.

 

[Evan Gillette]

I have used the button fix system to mount mirrors before with good success. Link below to the adhesive pad I used, they have at least some loading info available to give you an idea.

Button Fix Type 1 Bonded Bracket Marker Guide Kit Connecting 90º Degree Panels Quality (1)

Button Fix Type 1 Bracket Marker Guide Kit Connecting Parallel Panels Set FOR ANY QUANTITY BOUGHT OVER 100 YOU WILL RECEIVE 1 FREE MARKER TOOL Product details MaterialGlass filled nylon ApplicationFor use with special buttons to connect panels in parallel InstallationFor screw fixing Connects...

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