Frameless Mirrors

Made-to-measure frameless mirrors

With no visible border, the glass becomes part of the architecture instead of competing with the room. A frameless mirror reflects wall and daylight in one uninterrupted surface, helping a compact bathroom, hallway or bedroom feel more open. The frameless mirrors range is unlit and frameless as standard. Select the shape and dimensions in the configurator, then choose a bonded or hanging installation to suit the wall.

Round or rectangular?

A round design softens the straight lines of tiles and furniture and can be configured up to Ø 150 cm. A rectangle uses more space above a basin or along a tall wall; both its width and height can be configured up to 200 cm. Compare our round mirrors and rectangular mirrors. Measure the furniture below and leave a calm margin around the glass rather than filling every available centimetre.

Plain edge or bevelled detail

A plain edge creates the most restrained appearance. On rectangular designs, an optional bevel catches light around the perimeter without adding a physical frame. See our bevelled mirrors for this decorative finish. Bonding keeps the glass visually close to the wall; hanging provides another secure, unobtrusive solution. Check the wall construction and follow the fitting guidance supplied for the installation method you choose.

Glass quality and dispatch

We work with lead-free Mirox 4Green+ glass from AGC and Saint-Gobain in our own workshop. Made-to-measure dimensions let the mirror follow the vanity unit and wall rather than forcing the room around a standard size. An unlit, frameless frameless mirrors mirror is dispatched within 2–4 working days. Delivery is free on every order, with no minimum spend. If integrated illumination matters more than the frameless look, explore our LED mirrors. Before confirming the order, measure the width and height more than once and note taps, sockets and tile joints. Choose bonded or hanging installation at this stage too. A consistent margin around the glass usually creates a calmer, more balanced arrangement than filling the entire wall, particularly when the mirror sits above a bathroom vanity unit. This simple check supports accurate fitting and preserves the visual result selected in the configurator.