How long does delivery take?
Delivery times on orders vary across the mirrors
we supply. Large plain cut-to-size mirrors are
typically delivered within 5-10 working days,
our heated pads within 3 working days and our
other mirrors within 10-15 working days. Some
mirrors we can deliver within 3 working days or
faster - please contact us if you have
an urgent delivery requirement as we may be able
to speed things up for you. You can read
more about our delivery service by clicking here.
Can I collect?
Unfortunately we are unable to offer collection
facilities for our mirror products.
Can I return a mirror I purchased?
We do not hold any stock - all of the mirrors
on our website are bespoke and made to order specifically
for you. We are therefore only able to accept
returns if the is faulty.
Can mirrors be hung any way round?
Yes. The mirrors have brackets on all four edges
so that they can be hung vertically or horiztonally.
What is a bevelled and
polished edge mirror?
This is a 3/4 inch (on our framed mirrors) and
25mm (on our plain mirrors) wide edge where the
mirror is slightly angled. A bevelled edge enhances
the finish of the mirror and is highly recommended
by us on all framed mirrors. Plain wall mirrors
typically have a polished edge instead of bevelled.
The polishing smooths the edge of the mirror,
ensuring it is not sharp or brittle.
Click the following pictures to see a close up
of bevelled and polished finish.
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How do I hang framed mirrors?
The framed mirrors come with brackets attached
to all four edges. Screws should be inserted into
the wall and the mirror's brackets should be placed
directly over the heads of the screws. Wire or
string is NOT used to hang a mirror as the wire
may be cut by the brackets or extert pulling forces
on the edge of the frame that may damage it.
How do I fix plain mirrors to the wall?
There are several methods you can use to fix a mirror of this size. It is possible for holes to be drilled into the mirror to allow fixing with screws, we can also supply brackets which are screwed to the wall allowing the mirror to slot in and out of the brackets alternatively you can use the gluing method where building adhesive is used to glue the mirror to the wall. Fixing Go to www.diy.co.uk and do a search on "no more nails" or "unibond". For example:
Will steam damage a mirror in the
bathroom?
No. Our mirrors have been used in many bathrooms
and have never had any problems with steam.
What is safety backing on a plain
mirror?
For health and saftey reason, large plain mirrors
always come with safety backing as it prevents
the glass from splintering if ever broken. This
ensures the mirror can be used in the bathroom.
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