Make or have a frame made that fits the mirror and secure it well into the frame. I would make sure that when you put up the hanger you put it into a stud. Make sure that everything is made to hold more than the weight of the frame and mirror just to be safe. My mom had a heavy full length mirror on the wall and she used those corner plastic things on it too. I don't remember what they were called, we are talking about fifty years ago!
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Make or have a frame made that fits the mirror and secure it well into the frame. I would make sure that when you put up the hanger you put it into a stud. Make sure that everything is made to hold more than the weight of the frame and mirror just to be safe. My mom had a heavy full length mirror on the wall and she used those corner plastic things on it too. I don't remember what they were called, we are talking about fifty years ago!
Cleats work well for heavy wall hangings like mirrors. You could frame it with virtually anything. Here's a suggestion: https://www.hometalk.com/diy/bathroom/mirrors/mirror-mirror-on-the-wall-30771907
Mirror Mirror on the Wall