Pry Bar Set (3-Piece)

Yes these bars should work. They may be small for some bigger pavers.

These bars will work you just have to be carful. Pliers should work on the carpet.

You'll need more than pliers to pull up carpet IF you want to take up the tack strips and staples holding down the padding. Vice grips, a large pry bar, a rubber mallet comes in handy, a screw driver for prying up staples, box knife to cut carpet.

Yes, these are perfect for removing baseboards. I've never removed carpeting, so I can't help you there.

I've removed alot of trim with this set, it's great for that. Alot of other factors go into wall damage, but these pry bars will get you on the right track.

1050 steel and the thickness is .090 and .100

Approximately 5 inches for the small size to 9 inches for the large size

5 1/2 , 7 1/2 and 9 1/2 with the chance of a little variance

Small, Medium and Large.

I expect that a rigid full size crowbar would work better on "tacks" driven into concrete which might really be stainless or monel steel nails - these are light prybars without the leverage you may need.

The 90 degree on the small pry bars would work good. If I had a decent bear claw (nail remover) I'd try that first, but, probably too thick. These have been sturdy pieces. (I have had a couple of Stanleys wonder bars.)

The 8 inch bear claw nail puller would probably be a better tool as it's designed more for pulling nails and tacks. The 3 pc. bar set is more for trim work

Yes

no, these are great for removing trim, there is a pair of plyers/cutters with rounded head, so you can pull tacks nails and etc. sorry I don't no there name. they look like tile nippers, but have a full head

I'm guessing they're less than 1.5 lbs they're very light weight.

9.6 ounces

Less than a pound I would estimate.

Lest than a pound

Not much my guess is 8 oz

Maybe not . It might crack the mirror

It depends on what's holding the mirror and whether you wish to save it for alternative uses !

These are nice pry bars but you might need pry bars with thinner ends to get behind the mirror.

Your question is a bit puzzling. Most mirrors that size are sitting on a channel bracket held by anchor screws and stabilized with special plastic clips also anchored by screws. The 3 pce set would certainly pry off a mirror but you would have to me careful not to crack it.

I suppose but I would be very careful as the pry bars are metal. I primarily use for molding and trim removal.

Yes made in USA used on a prior installation with pergo flooring and other projects

Don’t know for sure but they bent easy and there small

Yes

Yes it says made in the USA on all 3 bars.

Made in USA