An over-the-door hanging apparatus includes a mirror apparatus including a frame and a mirror mounted thereto, and first and second elongate bracket members. The mirror apparatus further includes first and second mounting structures coupled to the frame. The first and second elongate bracket members each include a bracket and a mounting element. The mounting elements of the first and second bracket members are configured to be engaged with the first and second mounting structures of the mirror apparatus. The brackets of the first and second elongate bracket members are configured to engage a top edge of a door to hang the mirror apparatus from the door. As such, the mirror apparatus can be hung from the door in a tools free manner.

An over the door hanging apparatus formed from a pair of hangers and a corresponding set of brackets that allows each hanger to be extended or retracted from the object to be positioned on the door. Each hanger includes a shaft extending from a ball to a hook and each mounting bracket includes a channel having a passageway dimensioned to accept the shaft but not the ball of each hanger. The shaft of each of the pair of hangers extends through the passageway the mounting brackets so that each of the pair of hangers is moveable between a retracted position, where the ball is not engaged with the channel, and an extended position, where the ball is engaged with the channel. The hangers are thus free to extend and retract from the object, and also free to rotate about a longitudinal axis of the shaft of the hooks.

An over-the-door hanging apparatus includes a mirror apparatus including a rear surface and a top edge, a first mounting element located on the rear surface of the mirror apparatus, and a first elongate member having a first bracket for engaging a top edge of a door and a plurality of second mounting elements. The first elongate member is configured to be mounted to the mirror apparatus at a first position by engaging a first one of the plurality of second mounting elements of the first elongate member with the first mounting element on the rear surface of the mirror apparatus and at a second position by engaging a second one of the plurality of second mounting elements of the first elongate member with the first mounting element on the rear surface of the mirror apparatus. The first and second positions correspond to different hanging heights for the mirror apparatus.