Custom Mirrors Dublin & Wicklow

Yes. We safely remove old or damaged mirrors before fitting your new one. Old mirrors are often fixed with outdated adhesive systems that can be difficult and risky to remove without the correct tools and experience—particularly on tiles or plastered walls.

Our team carefully detaches the mirror to reduce the risk of tile damage, wall damage, or uncontrolled breakage. Once removed, we prepare the surface properly so the new mirror bonds securely and sits flush. We dispose of the old mirror responsibly, and where possible we recycle glass through our approved waste partners. This is part of our commitment to clean, professional work across Dublin and Wicklow, from Bray and Greystones to Dun Laoghaire and Dundrum.

Most mirrors are installed using professional glazing-grade mirror mastic (mirror adhesive) designed specifically for long-term glass-to-surface bonding. This is not standard silicone or general-purpose glue. Proper mirror mastic is formulated to provide a strong permanent bond without damaging the mirror backing, and it allows the finished mirror to sit flush to the wall with no visible brackets.

For heavier mirrors, large-format panels, or higher-risk environments, we may also incorporate concealed mechanical supports (such as discreet clips, hidden channels, or support blocks) depending on the wall type, mirror size, and safety requirements. Every installation is assessed individually. Our priority is always a mirror that is level, secure and cleanly finished.

Yes. We install mirrors on most interior wall surfaces, including:

• Tiled walls (bathrooms, splashbacks, feature tile layouts)

• Painted plaster and skim coat

• Plasterboard / dry-lined walls

• Concrete, blockwork, and rendered surfaces

• Timber and composite boards (where suitable)

Tiled bathrooms require careful surface prep and correct adhesive selection. Plasterboard requires additional consideration around weight, rigidity, and the condition of the wall. On uneven walls, we use proven installation techniques to ensure the mirror sits correctly without stressing the glass. The aim is always the same: a stable, flush finish with long-term safety and adhesion.

Yes — installing mirrors onto tiled walls is one of our most common services across South Dublin and North Wicklow. We measure precisely so the mirror aligns cleanly with tile joints and sits square in the space. We use professional adhesives and installation methods suited to wet areas and high humidity environments.

If the mirror is large, spans a full wall, or is for a higher-traffic setting, we can also supply safety-backed mirror glass and add concealed supports where appropriate. The result is a clean, seamless finish that looks purpose-built for the bathroom rather than “added on.”

We use glazing-grade mirror mastic applied in a controlled pattern that supports the panel evenly. This prevents stress points, reduces the risk of long-term loosening, and avoids the “DIY look” created by visible brackets. We confirm the wall surface is suitable, ensure it is clean and stable, and then position the mirror carefully to achieve perfect alignment.

Once installed, we check:

• level and symmetry

• edge finish and clean lines

• surface contact and stability

• overall reflection quality and presentation

The goal is a flush, frameless mirror that looks like it belongs in the space and remains secure.

No. All mirrors we supply are finished with professionally polished edges (or bevelled edges where selected). This removes sharpness, reduces chipping risk, and provides a clean visual finish.

Unpolished edges can be unsafe and are more prone to damage during handling and installation. A proper edge finish is important for safety, durability, and the overall quality of the final result—especially in homes, gyms, salons, hotels, and commercial washrooms.

Yes. We supply and fit bevelled-edge mirrors that create a subtle decorative edge without requiring a frame. The bevel is machine-cut and polished so it catches light and adds depth—particularly effective in bathrooms, hallways, and feature walls.

Bevelled mirrors are made to measure like any other mirror. You get the same precision fit, professional finishing, and secure installation, with an added premium design detail.

Yes. We supply and install a range of finishes including:

• Silver / clear mirror (standard high clarity)

• Bronze mirror (warm tone; popular in hotels and refined interiors)

• Grey / smoked mirror (modern, understated look)

• Antique-style mirror finishes (character and visual texture)

Tinted mirrors work particularly well in commercial interiors and feature spaces where design intent matters. We can advise on how each finish performs in different lighting conditions and how it will read against paint colours, tiles, and fixtures.

Yes. We supply and install antique-style mirrors and related decorative finishes for feature walls, boutique interiors, period-style homes, and statement spaces. These styles provide a more character-rich reflection and can dramatically change the look of a room.

Because these mirrors are made to measure, they can be produced to suit alcoves, wall panels, bathrooms, or commercial fit-outs. We finish edges professionally and install using the correct adhesive systems for long-term clarity and stability.

Yes. We can cut and finish mirrors in most shapes, including:

• round

• oval

• arched

• capsule / racetrack shapes

• geometric designs

• bespoke shapes (where feasible)

Shaped mirrors are an excellent option for bathrooms, vanity areas, bedrooms, and interiors where you want something more design-led than a standard rectangle. We manufacture to order and install with the same attention to alignment, edge finish, and long-term safety.

Custom mirrors are made-to-measure mirrors cut to your exact size, shape, and specification, rather than bought in fixed retail dimensions. This is the best option when you want a mirror to fit:

• between tiles

• across a full wall

• within an alcove or recess

• inside a frame or furniture panel

• above a vanity with precise symmetry

For customers across Bray, Greystones, Delgany, Kilcoole, Shankill, Dun Laoghaire, Blackrock, Stillorgan, Sandyford, Dundrum and surrounding areas, custom mirrors provide a cleaner finish, better proportions, and a more professional final result than off-the-shelf mirrors.

A standard mirror comes in fixed sizes, and the space typically has to “work around” it. A custom mirror is cut to the space — not the other way around. This means you can achieve:

• exact edge-to-edge fit

• clean alignment with tile joints

• seamless coverage of awkward wall areas

• accurate symmetry over a vanity or cabinet

• better visual balance in the room

Custom mirrors also allow for polished or bevelled edges, optional safety backing, and professional installation methods that avoid the stress points and breakage risks sometimes associated with low-cost bracket systems.

Almost anywhere. We install custom mirrors in:

• bathrooms and ensuites

• bedrooms and dressing rooms

• hallways and stairwells

• living spaces and feature walls

• wardrobes and sliding doors

• home gyms

• commercial gyms and studios

• hotels and hospitality bathrooms

• salons, barbers, retail interiors

• offices, receptions, and commercial washrooms

Because every mirror is manufactured to order, we can tailor the thickness, backing, and installation method to suit the wall type, moisture level, traffic level, and safety requirement.

Yes. This is one of the main advantages of choosing made-to-measure mirrors. We take precise measurements and allow for real-world conditions, including walls that are slightly out of square — which is common in both older and newer properties.

Once manufactured, we install using a secure adhesive system so the mirror sits flush and clean. This approach is ideal where you want a tight “built-in” look without visible clips or brackets, and where accuracy matters — such as alcoves, recesses, or fitted furniture areas.

The best mirror thickness depends on size, application, and environment:

• 4 mm mirror glass is suitable for smaller mirrors such as bathrooms, wardrobes, cabinet panels, and compact feature mirrors.

• 6 mm mirror glass is recommended for large wall mirrors, full-length installations, and commercial spaces where rigidity and durability are priorities.

For large gym mirrors, studio walls, or public spaces, we typically recommend 6 mm safety-backed mirror glass to improve safety, rigidity, and compliance.

We use high-quality Pilkington  float glass for optical clarity and will advise you on the best thickness based on the final size, location, and how the mirror will be used.

Not all mirrors require safety backing in every setting. In many domestic applications (bedrooms, hallways, dressing areas), safety backing is optional. However, we strongly recommend safety backing for:

• gyms and studios

• commercial washrooms

• schools and public buildings

• hospitality areas where mirrors are subject to vibration or impact

• high-traffic or higher-risk environments

Safety backing applies a protective film to the rear of the mirror that helps hold the glass together if it is damaged. This reduces the risk of loose shards and improves overall safety. We will advise on the appropriate spec during quotation.

Yes. Where safety is a priority, we supply and install safety-backed mirror glass suitable for high-traffic environments such as gyms, studios, hotels, public washrooms, and commercial buildings. Safety-backed mirrors are designed to reduce the risk of dangerous breakage and are commonly specified for higher-risk applications.

If you are unsure what your project requires, we will advise based on use case, location, and installation method.

Yes. If a mirror has cracked or broken within a frame, we can remove the damaged glass and replace it with a new mirror cut precisely to fit. This applies to decorative frames, fitted panels, and many furniture or joinery applications.

We take accurate measurements and ensure the replacement sits correctly and securely, with the correct edge finish and appropriate fixing method for the frame type.

Yes. We regularly replace mirror panels in:

• sliding wardrobe doors

• fitted wardrobes

• dressing room systems

• mirror-backed furniture panels

We remove the broken panel safely, measure precisely, and cut a new mirror to the correct size and thickness. Where appropriate, we can supply safety-backed glass for additional protection, especially in family homes or higher-use environments.

Yes. Bathroom humidity can cause mirror backing to corrode over time, often showing as black edging or cloudy areas. We can remove the old mirror, prepare the wall, and install a new mirror with a clean, bright finish.

Where the environment is particularly humid, we can advise on specifications and installation methods that improve longevity and reduce the risk of premature edge degradation.

Yes. We provide supply-only mirrors cut to size, ideal for DIY installation, interior design projects, or trade requirements. Collection is available from our workshop, and mirrors can be finished with:

• polished edges

• bevelled edges

• safety backing (where required)

• tinted or antique finishes (subject to availability)

If you are collecting a large mirror, we can advise on safe transport and handling.

Yes. We provide complete mirror fitouts for homes, not just bathrooms. This can include mirrors for:

• bathrooms and ensuites

• bedrooms and dressing areas

• hallways and stairways

• living spaces and feature walls

• wardrobes and fitted furniture

• home gyms

We work with homeowners, interior designers, and builders to create a cohesive mirror specification throughout the property, including consistent edge finishes, thickness choices, and optional tinting for different rooms.

Yes. We supply and install large-format mirrors for homes and commercial premises. Large mirrors require correct thickness, proper wall assessment, and careful alignment to ensure the reflection remains clean and distortion-free.

For gyms and studios, large mirrors are typically specified as 6 mm safety-backed and installed with precise jointing, clean lines, and secure long-term fixing systems suitable for daily use and vibration environments.

Yes. Gym and studio mirrors are one of our most common specialist installations across Dublin and Wicklow, including areas like Bray, Greystones, Shankill, Dun Laoghaire, Blackrock, Stillorgan, Sandyford and Dundrum.

These projects require precise measurement, careful alignment, strong bonding, and typically safety backing due to impact and activity levels. We install panels to create a continuous reflective wall with clean joins and professional presentation—suitable for commercial studios, fitness spaces, and high-end home gyms.

Yes. We work with commercial clients across South Dublin and North Wicklow and beyond, including:

• hotels and hospitality

• gyms and studios

• offices and receptions

• retail units and fit-outs

• salons and barbers

• commercial washrooms and multi-unit developments

Commercial mirrors are typically specified with 6 mm glass and safety backing where appropriate. We coordinate around site access, scheduling, and fit-out timelines to deliver a clean install with minimal disruption.

Yes. We regularly work with architects, designers, and contractors on fit-outs and refurbishments. We can measure on site, follow drawings where appropriate, and coordinate installation sequencing with other trades.

For commercial projects, we can also support documentation requirements where needed (for example, method statements and product data). Our focus is always on accuracy, finish quality, and reliable delivery.

Yes. We can replicate existing mirrors to maintain consistency across refurbishments—matching size, tint, thickness, and edge finish where possible. This is particularly useful for:

• hotels

• office refurbishments

• retail chains

• phased renovations

• partial damage replacement

We also remove old mirrors safely, prepare the surface, and install new mirrors using proven methods to maintain a clean, consistent finish across the property.

We offer a wide range of mirror types and finishes, including:

• Silver / clear mirror for maximum brightness and clarity

• Bronze mirror for warmth and a premium aesthetic

• Grey / smoked mirror for modern interiors

• Antique mirror for character and boutique styling

• Polished edges for a clean, safe finish

• Bevelled edges for a decorative framed effect without a frame

• Shaped mirrors including round, arched, and bespoke designs

We can advise on which finish will best suit your lighting, interior style, and practical environment (e.g., bathrooms, gyms, hospitality, high-traffic commercial spaces).

Lead time depends on size, finish, and complexity. Most residential mirrors are typically completed within a week from measurement and confirmation. Larger mirrors, shaped mirrors, bevelled finishes, or multi-room fitouts may take  a couple of weeks to prepare depending on processing and scheduling. The actual fitting is usually completed in a few hours.

We provide a clear turnaround estimate during quotation and keep scheduling practical for customers across North Wicklow and South Dublin, including Bray, Greystones, Delgany, Kilcoole, Shankill, Dalkey, Dun Laoghaire, Blackrock, Stillorgan, Sandyford, Dundrum, and nearby areas.

Commercial lead times vary based on scope, access, and specification. Small installations can often be completed within two weeks from survey. Larger projects, multi-room developments, or phased installations may require additional time for manufacture, logistics, and coordination.

We will confirm lead times in advance and work to fit your programme, whether you are managing a refurbishment, fit-out, new build, or staged handover.

Yes. Removal and responsible disposal is part of our service. We remove mirrors carefully, protect surrounding surfaces, prepare the wall for the new installation, and dispose of glass responsibly through licensed waste partners. Where possible, we recycle glass in line with our waste management system.

No. We do not supply or install electrically powered mirrors such as demister mirrors, illuminated LED mirrors, or smart mirrors.

Our focus is on high-quality made-to-measure glass mirrors, professionally cut, finished, and installed for a refined, long-lasting result without electrical components. If you already have an electrical mirror unit and require non-electrical mirror glazing support in the surrounding area, you can contact us and we will advise where appropriate.

We provide mirror supply and installation primarily across South Dublin and North Wicklow, including:
Bray, Greystones, Delgany, Kilcoole, Shankill, Dalkey, Killiney, Dun Laoghaire, Blackrock, Stillorgan, Sandyford, Dundrum, Rathfarnham, Tallaght, and surrounding areas.

For larger mirror fitouts or commercial projects (gyms, hotels, multi-unit developments), we can sometimes travel beyond our core area by arrangement. If you are unsure whether we cover your location, contact us and we will confirm quickly.