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A towel rail takes a whole wall panel, a radiator blows on your legs, and the mirror fogs up every morning. In a living room the logic is the same: nobody wants a convector under the window, yet everyone accepts a picture on the wall.
We hand the heating job to an object that would have been there anyway. A made-to-measure heated mirror warms the room and stops fogging. The Mirolia Panel Deco adds music with no visible loudspeaker. Self-adhesive Mirolia Pro series panels go behind an existing mirror, a tiled surface or a kitchen splashback. And a backlit musical coffee table brings heat, sound and light together in an ordinary piece of furniture.
Three things are hard to believe in writing and obvious on screen: the mirror stays clear in a room full of steam, the picture warms without being hot to the touch, and the sound comes from a surface with no speaker anywhere on it. The Heated mirrors and connected furniture section gathers the range.
A panel made to be fitted behind a mirror, so an existing surface takes over the heating of the room.
Gentle warmth, sound with no visible speaker and remote control, in something that is still a mirror.
How to turn your own mirror into a heated one, using the Mirolia heating panel. Filmed step by step.
A bathroom is rarely the size of a catalogue, which is the whole argument for building the mirror to the wall.
A mirror, a picture, a splashback, a wooden panel: any of them can heat, without looking any different.
Can you keep the mirror you have and add heating to it? The short answer, shown rather than explained.
The mirror already has the best position in the room. Giving it the heating saves adding an appliance.
A table that looks entirely ordinary and brings three functions together, without a single visible device.
There is no need to replace the mirror you like. The panel goes on the back and nothing visible changes.
The whole assembly, seen from the workshop, from choosing the glass to checking the surface temperature.