BespokeMirrors.com is the market leading plain bathroom mirror supplier offering stylish & contemporary design at affordable prices. If you have any questions regarding purchasing a made to measure bespoke plain mirror, please do not hesitate to contact us.

We have included a list below of the most common questions for our made to measure bespoke plain mirrors.

Is there a way I can prevent my mirror steaming up?
Yes, simply stick our Mirror Demister pads on the back of the mirror to ensure a completely mist free mirror.

What is a polished edge on plain mirrors?
The edge of plain mirrors are extremely sharp and brittle once they have been cut. The polishing of the mirrors edge smoothes it. This ensures you can not get cut and also provides a smoother surface for fixing two mirror next to each other.

What is a bevelled mirror?
This is an approximately 25mm (3/4 inch) wide edge where the mirror is slightly angled. Plain mirrors typically have a polished edge instead of bevelled, however, the bevelled edge can create quite a contemporary framed effect which is becoming fashionable.

How do I fix plain mirrors to the wall?
There are several methods you can use to fix a mirror of this size:

• Holes can be drilled into the mirror to allow fixing with mirrored dome capped screws.
• We can supply brackets which are screwed to the wall allowing the mirror to slot in and out of the brackets
• Alternatively you can use the adhesive method where building adhesive is used to glue the mirror to the wall. We recommend fixing using adhesive as this leaves the cleanest finish. We have fixed mirrors 2mX2.5m in size with this approach with no problems. Simply cover the back of the mirror in elongated S-shaped lines of glue, each line separated by about 15cm. This adhesive is available from most builders merchants.
  
  For example:
  Go to www.diy.co.uk and do a search on "no more nails" or "unibond".
  UniBond No More Nails Adhesive grey standard Bucket 2.5kg
  Ready mixed tub of instant grab gap filling adhesive, Ideal for bonding wood, plastic, brick, metal, glass and ceramics.

Will steam damage a mirror in the bathroom?
Provided the back of the mirror is not exposed to excessive steam or direct contact with water the mirrors will remain in perfect condition for years to come. We use the best quality materials and combining our Silver Backing with Safety Backing means our mirrors have been used in many bathrooms without any problems with steam.

What is safety backing on a plain mirror?
For health and safety 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 and also increases its resistance to steam corrosion.