mirror wall recommendations
 

Hi
I want to mirror a section of wall and am looking for recommendations, both who to use and who to avoid,,, TIA

Lake Glass and Mirror in Leesburg, (352) 787-4700. I don't know if they will install the mirror.

My sister had Affordable Glass do a wall in her dining room, it is beautiful they are in Ocala. I had Lake glass replace some table top glass, they had to come out twice to fix the glass, one time for not measuring correctly and a second time for chipped glass edges.

Are you looking for a large single mirror or several smaller mirrors? The use of smaller mirrors makes this potentially a DIY project by simply gluing the mirrors in place, and you can probably get these at the larger tile stores. I just had a large mirror 39" by 49" replaced in the bathroom, for $75. Now I am sorry I did not keep the company name of phone number, but I did get it from Home Warranty as the company that originally installed our mirrors is no longer in business.

I am looking to do a large area in the living area but considering extending two mirrors in bathrooms . The larger area is certainly beyond my DIY ability, might be worth while to have the contractor do both, price will tell

Will probably reduce your resale $$$ in future. VERY old fashioned

Ahhhah! Making sure your house guests aren’t vampires. Smart

And also Crystal Chandeliers

And Crystal Chandeliers

GatorBill is spot on correct! Home value decreased and “Old Fashioned “is sugar coating it…. I remember the 90s when the mirror was the bomb… maybe it will be back in style someday

Agree about resale also if you decide you don’t like the mirror look in the future removing the mirror from your wall will cause significant damage to your drywall. If you really want a mirror on your wall we had one installed on a wall in our last home in a room that was used as a home gym. The company we used in West Palm Beach installed it on the wall without glue. They used a track on the bottom and clips on the top to hold it in place. I asked to have it installed that way in case in the future I wanted it removed no significant damage would be done to the drywall.

I agree. Also, gluing the mirror to the wall can be dangerous because you never know when the glue can fail and the mirror falls off the wall.

Mirror Wall
 

I totally agree with all those who recommend NOT installing a mirror wall. That look is SO out-of-style. Not to mention the drywall issues you'll encounter if you ever want to remove it -- or the money you'll lose on resale when the prospective buyer discounts your asking price for near-term remodeling costs.

Here is our OLD FASHIONED dining room wall that we love. Optical illusion enlarged and made room brighter, got this idea from NC furniture market, must be making a comeback.

Lake Mirror and Glass did a great job for us. They have framing options to choose from and will install the mirror. It really opened up our living room given how dark it was to begin with. Good luck.