Bathroom Mirrors

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What types of bathroom mirrors can I choose from? Choosing a bathroom mirror comes down to how you want to use it, where it's going, and what your bathroom looks like. We stock two main types of bathroom mirrors, including: Illuminated bathroom mirrors come with built-in LED lighting, either as front-lit, backlit bathroom mirrors or with ambient glow panels at the sides. Most of our illuminated mirrors are mains-powered and IP44 rated for safe use in bathroom zones. Battery-operated options are also available if mains wiring isn't an option. Non-illuminated bathroom wall mirrors are the classic choice. No wiring, no installation hassle. Our frameless mirrors , classic mirrors and deep-frame designs fix straight to the wall and come in a range of finishes, from matte black to warm brass. What shape bathroom mirror should I choose? Shape changes the feel of a room considerably. A round bathroom mirror softens angular tiling or straight-edged vanity units. A rectangular bathroom mirror suits wide walls and creates a clean, structured look. Oval and pill-shaped mirrors add something a little different without feeling out of place. Our blog on how to choose the right mirror shape for your bathroom walks you through the key decisions. What size bathroom mirror do I need? As a general rule, your mirror should be no wider than the basin unit below it and sit comfortably between the worktop and any overhead cabinetry. Smaller bathrooms and cloakrooms do well with compact sizes starting at 390mm x 500mm. These small bathroom mirrors still make a visual impact without overpowering a tight space. For a standard single basin, a 500mm x 700mm mirror is a popular starting point. If you have a narrow wall above your basin, a portrait-format mirror makes the most of vertical space. For double basins, look at 900mm or larger. Our wide-format mirrors (up to 1200mm wide) are worth a look. Our guide on how to find the right mirror size for your bathroom has more detail if you'd like a c

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