Frameless Glass Mirror Installation Services

We do, and while a lot of our work is in residential homes, we also install mirrors in places like gyms, dance studios, hair salons, retail stores and offices. Each space has different requirements, so we’ll measure everything carefully and recommend the most suitable option for the environment.

Yes, this is something we deal with quite often. Tiled surfaces or slightly uneven walls just require the right preparation and fixing methods. Our team makes sure the mirror is mounted securely and sits neatly against the surface so the final result looks clean and professional.

Yes, mirrors are one of the simplest ways to create the feeling of more space. When placed strategically, they reflect light and visually open up a room. Many homeowners choose larger mirrors in smaller areas like hallways, bedrooms or living spaces to make the room feel brighter and more spacious.

In most cases, the only thing we ask is that the area where the mirror will be installed is reasonably clear so we have enough space to work safely. If there are furniture items, decorations or wall fixtures nearby, moving them beforehand can help speed up the installation process.

It depends on the size and complexity of the job, but most standard installations are completed fairly quickly. Once we’ve measured everything and prepared the mirror, the installation itself is usually straightforward. We’ll always give you a clear timeframe so you know exactly what to expect.

Yes, mirrors can be cut to suit almost any space so if you have a tricky wall, an alcove or an area where a standard mirror simply won’t fit, we can measure the space and have a mirror made to suit it exactly. This ensures the final result looks clean, balanced and professionally finished.

It really depends on the room and the style of the home. Bathroom vanity mirrors, large wall mirrors in living areas, and full-length mirrors in bedrooms are all very popular choices. Many homeowners also choose statement mirrors that act as a decorative feature while helping brighten the space.

The ideal size depends on the wall, the room layout and the look you want to achieve. Some people prefer a mirror that becomes a central feature, while others want something more subtle. We’re always happy to offer guidance during the measuring process so you end up with a mirror that fits the space perfectly.

In some cases, yes, but it really depends on how the mirror was originally installed. Mirrors that have been glued directly to gyprock walls will often cause some damage to the surface when they’re removed, and small holes or patches in the plasterboard are quite common. Our glaziers always take care during the removal process to minimise damage where possible, but some wall repair work may be required before a new mirror is installed.