Wall of Mirrors

theGrinch

I want to create a mirror wall on one side of the bathroom. I was looking at Ikea's panel mirrors (4 in a box). Any other supplier suggestions?

getmore4less

How big is the wall?

Custom single sheet no joins would look good but seriously expensive.

DIY chances are it ends up like a fairground attraction.

theGrinch

The area is 2m x 2m

Slinky

Will you be able to see yourself sitting on the toilet.....

indesisiv

theGrinch wrote: »

The area is 2m x 2m

A single mirror would look much better.
I have one at home that is bigger than that, seriously heavy though!!
And now I have rearranged I just have it tucked behind some wardrobes :rotfl:

cullet

Get a quote from your local glaziers.A pro job will look much better.

beaker141

I once tried the mirrors from IKEA, but I found using the fittings supplied I couldnt get them square and level - drilling through tile/brick ! I ended up using some mirror adhesive instead which gave a much easier fitment !

Head_The_Ball

indesisiv wrote: »

A single mirror would look much better.
I have one at home that is bigger than that, seriously heavy though!!
And now I have rearranged I just have it tucked behind some wardrobes :rotfl:

Is it too heavy to go on the ceiling above your bed?

theGrinch

Slinky wrote: »

Will you be able to see yourself sitting on the toilet.....

Kinky Slinky, but not this time.

Is it a downside?

getmore4less

theGrinch wrote: »

The area is 2m x 2m

That's not that big and should fit through a standard door.

Plenty of people have windows with bigger sheets of glass than that.

2mx2m silvered 6mm rough cut(assume you will frame) under £200 delivered.

something more fancy with bevel edges done and a grey mirror looking around £500


if you want a template to fit mirror you are looking at measure and fitting costs on top.

Slinky

theGrinch wrote: »

Is it a downside?

Absolutely!