Mirrors cut to your exact dimensions, finished the way you want the edge to read, and hung dead level by our own crew. Vanity mirrors, full walls, hallway pieces, home gym runs. Tell us about the wall and we will handle the rest, starting with a free measure at the house.
A mirror bought off a shelf is a size someone else picked. Ours starts with your wall: the width between the sconces, the height that clears the backsplash, the notch around an outlet. We cut to those numbers and finish the edge the way you want it read, polished for a crisp modern line or beveled for the softer bit of depth that suits a traditional room.
Installation is the part people underestimate. A big mirror is heavy and unforgiving: an eighth of an inch out of level shows immediately, and the wall behind it has to be right. Our crew hangs it, never a subcontractor, and we handle the awkward pieces too, full mirror walls, floor-to-ceiling gym runs and back-painted glass in a color you choose. Everything is measured on site before we cut a thing.
The bathrooms in a lot of these capes and colonials are small, and the original medicine cabinet is smaller still. Swapping that for a mirror sized to the full vanity changes the room more than almost anything else you could spend the money on. Same story in the tight hallways and landings these floor plans are full of: the right piece of glass borrows light and depth from wherever it can find them.
Split-levels bring their own request, the lower level turned into a home gym and a proper mirrored wall to go with it. Those need real planning around outlets, trim and a floor that is rarely level, which is why we measure on site instead of over the phone. Bring your dimensions to the Greenwood Ave showroom and you can compare a polished edge against a beveled one before you commit to either.
Look through vanity mirrors, mirror walls and gym installs we have done for homes around Midland Park.
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Yes, and it is worth doing. Our Midland Park showroom is at 108 Greenwood Ave, Midland Park, NJ 07432, open by appointment, so text or call (201) 507-5918 and we will set a time. Polished versus beveled is a small detail on paper and an obvious one in person, especially under real light with a frame or a sconce sitting next to it.
It comes down to the size, the thickness, the edge finish you choose and how the piece has to be installed, so any number before we see the wall would just be a guess. We measure at no charge and then send a written breakdown covering the glass and the install. If you are doing several rooms or a full mirror wall, ask about monthly payment options.
Plan on roughly one to two weeks from the measure. Your mirror is cut, edged and finished in our Lodi shop, and edgework is not something to rush. Installation is almost always a single visit, and a straightforward vanity mirror takes a fraction of a day. Larger mirror walls take longer on site but still normally finish in one trip.
That is standard work for us. We cut notches and holes for outlets, switches, sconces and light bars so the mirror sits flat to the wall with nothing awkward showing at the edges. It all gets located at the measure, on your wall, with the fixtures in place. That is also the moment to decide whether the mirror meets the backsplash or floats above it.
Yes, and finished lower levels are a natural spot for them. We plan the layout around outlets, trim and the ceiling height you actually have, then install the panels so the seams line up and the whole run reads as one surface. Floors in older homes are rarely dead level, so we set the mirrors to look right in the room rather than blindly following the floor.
It can, and it is a popular swap. Once the cabinet comes out you are left with a wall opening and usually some patching to sort out, and from there we measure and build a mirror sized to your vanity. Plenty of people go the full width and gain a much brighter room out of it. We will look at the wall at the measure and tell you what is workable.
Text Jessica the rough size, or book a free measure and we will bring edge samples along.
Text Jessica the rough size, or book a free measure and we will bring edge samples along.
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