Adhesive to stick Mirror to Tiles

keithmarr

I would prefer not to drill into my porcelain tiles in the bathroom because they are heavens hard and it does open a small area of potential leakage for moisture. Is it possible to have an adhesive that sticks a 600 x 600 mirror to a 600 x 600 porcelain tile?

People tell me drilling is the answer but I understand Concorde was held together with adhesive. If they can hold a supersonic aeroplane together surely there's something that can do this task!

Open to advice.

glentoran99

what weight is the mirror?


I find these brilliant for stuff, have some quite heavy things stuck up with them


http://solutions.3m.co.uk/wps/portal/3M/en_GB/EUCommand/Command/Products/Product-Catalog/~?N=5924736+3294529196


these ones up to 7.2kg


http://solutions.3m.co.uk/wps/portal/3M/en_GB/EUCommand/Command/Products/Product-Catalog/~/Command-Large-Black-Picture-Hanging-Strips?N=5924736+3294261821+3294529196&rt=rud


have used multiple sets to hold up a picture the length of my wall

chrisw

This mirror adhesive from Screwfix gets good reviews:-

http://www.screwfix.com/p/geocel-trade-mate-mirror-fix-white-310ml/95057

lovesgshp

Why not just use silicone. Our large bathroom mirror and a stainless steel oven splashback have been fixed with it for over 10 years

abibee

The 3M command strips was my first thought too. You can get them cheaper on Ebay.

greenface

Seal or tape the back before using silicone . It can eat the mirror . Double sided tape could do it both is better . If you got safety backed mirror (easy available) thats ok to use silicone .