I installed an Access Lighting over vanity fixture over the Kensington mirrow. I am working on finishing a powder room where I will install the 3-light version of that fixture and the smaller Kensington mirror. This is our main/guest bathroom so I can honestly say we almost never pivot the mirror at all. It's a large mirror so we rarely need to pivot it anyway. And because the bathroom is used mostly as a powder room and a place for us to take long baths, we do not use the mirror much anyway. Basically I angle the mirror just slightly down to give a good view of face and body and then leave it in place. What part of the harware were you disappointed in? I am quite pleased with the mirror in general. I compared it with the Restoration Hardware pivoting mirrors which have more variety, but are significantly more expensive. So far I have been pleased with the mirror, but we aren't constantly adjusting it so maybe that makes a difference. Honestly, I picked it largely because I liked the look.

heimert, thanks for your response. Have you had any experience or seen a pivot mirror with the light mounted over it rather than to the side? The side sconces just won't fit in our space and it seems like the over mirror lights are meant for use with a mirror flat against the wall rather than one that projects forward as the pivot mounts do. Since I have trouble with design issues I can't visualize this and I'm afraid that even if it's possible to get enough light in front of the mirror that it will look silly. I will look at the rejuvenation site tonight and thanks again for your help.

Mock it up with two pieces of posterboard cut to the right size. You'll be able to see which size you like better.

I did not know you could buy the pivots separately! Thanks for posting!