How a made-to-measure heated mirror is built

A bathroom is rarely the size of a catalogue.

Which is the whole argument for building the mirror to fit the wall it goes on.

Here is how that works.

What a heated mirror is

A heated mirror is an ordinary mirror with a heating panel bonded to the back of it.

Nothing about it looks different, and the glass carries the heating for the room.

That is what lets a small bathroom be heated without giving up any wall space.

What you get from one

A heated mirror is not only a mirror.

It does two jobs in the space of one.

No more condensation: an ordinary mirror fogs after a hot shower, particularly in winter.

A heated mirror does not, because the glass stays warmer than the air around it.

Extra heat: it warms the bathroom at the moment you are standing in it, which is when you want it.

Comfort: the warmth arrives by radiation, so it reaches you rather than the ceiling.

How a made-to-measure heated mirror is made

The process is more straightforward than it sounds.

Choose the design: there is a range of shapes and finishes, so the mirror matches the room rather than the other way round.

Choose the size: large bathroom or small, the mirror is cut to the dimension you need.

Send us the mirror: we bond the heating to it and wire it up.

A made-to-measure heated mirror earns its place in a bathroom twice over.

It heats the room, and it settles the condensation question for good.

It is worth taking the measurements before ordering.

The width, the height and the position of the lighting and the sockets are what decide the panel that goes behind it.