Frequently asked questions
What size round mirror should I choose?
Above furniture, 70–90% of the width of the piece below. On an open wall, 60–80 cm reads as a mirror and 100 cm or more as a feature. Below 40 cm it becomes an accent.
What diameters do you make?
From 40 to 150 cm as standard, and anything from 13 to 150 cm in the cut to size configurator.
Can I get a round mirror with a frame?
Yes, in brushed anodised aluminium in five colours. Most round mirrors are ordered frameless, with a polished edge – a bevel is a straight-edge finish, so it is offered on rectangles and squares.
Is a round mirror good for a small bathroom?
Yes – a circle takes less visual space than a rectangle of the same width, and it breaks up the straight lines of tiles and a basin. Keep it to 70–90% of the vanity unit width.
How do I hang a large round mirror?
Spread the weight across at least three fixings around the rim, into masonry or into the studs. Above about 100 cm across, a circle is heavy enough that plasterboard alone will not hold it.
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