Mirrors & decor · A short practical guide
Mirror on tile: why the layout must be agreed in advance
Mark the mirror’s outline and its fixing points separately before drilling tile. The outline helps you check clearances. The mounting points depend on the back fittings and the wall behind the finish.
Test the outline at the sink
Use a paper template the size of the mirror. Check clearance around the tap, cabinet door, light and any switches or sockets. Mark the top and the centre relative to the basin. Transfer the mounting points only after you have checked the manufacturer’s brackets or hangers on the back.
Check what is behind the tile
A picture can show tile joints and exposed outlets but cannot establish the route of pipes or cables. Mention a shower, concealed cistern or electrical fitting close to the proposed position and share drawings if available. The installer needs to assess the substrate, mirror weight and any wet-area constraints. A wired mirror light requires separate coordination with a licensed electrician.
Agree the scope before the visit
Send Dima a full wall photo, front and back views of the mirror, its dimensions and the listed weight. Mark old holes and say whether they may stay visible. This helps separate hanging a new mirror from removing the old one or repairing holes in the tile.
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Photos + dimensions + city + preferred time.
Understanding the prices
These are labour estimates, not a final quotation. Fixings, materials, removal, difficult access, a helper and additional jobs are agreed separately. Confirm the minimum visit charge and total before booking.