Vanity Mirrors

All vanity mirrors are measured by our crew to ensure a perfect fit. Not all mirror suppliers are created equal. Builders Glass has two crews that specialize in mirror installations. A mirror installation is not a job for a rookie! Our mirror installers are trained and experienced with the most custom and difficult mirrors.

The crew will measure the mirror to fit your walls. Unfortunately here in Southwest Florida the walls are never perfect. Our crew will measure your mirror to fit your wall. We call this a “tight fit” mirror. Make sure your mirror installation will be a “tight fit.” The other option is loose fit and it just does not compare. Loose fit mirrors are what you expect in a builder grade, new construction home.

During the tempting process our crew will measure for light fixtures and electrical outlets. For a floating light fixture over your vanity mirror, holes will need to be precisely measured and then drilled into the mirror. This is a great look and worth the extra effort!

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A custom mirror installation can completely change the look of your bathroom. Mirror options are endless. For example the picture to the left shows an installation where the customer decided to replace the builder grade mirrors with a custom mirror that was installed “tight fit” to the ceiling. Mirrors installed to the full ceiling height help being your eye up and give an easy flow. When a mirror is too short your eye will stop there. Don’t make this mistake! Whenever possible install your mirror to the ceiling.

Holes can be cut for a floating light fixture. This gives your mirrors that high end custom look.

Have your light fixtures on hand when our crew comes to measure. Light fixtures typically require a 4″ holes, but we do see light fixtures and junction boxes that requires different size holes drilled into the mirror.

Custom cut mirrors with holes look the best when the light fixture is centered over your sink. Make sure your electrician places your back plate and wires exactly where you want it. This will save you form calling your electrician back to move wires.

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