We’ve shown you how to frame a basic builder grade mirror (and here’s another method), and it is one of the easiest jobs to DIY in a bathroom makeover.But our guest today not only framed her mirror, she moved it to behind the tub to make this gorgeous space! Mirror clips are used to hold mirrors to a wall. Is yours like that and could you possibly send me a picture of what it looks like if it is. I had the mirror cut down to size and rehung. Heather. Use two hangers spaced along the mirror’s width to distribute the weight. My mirrors are attached with those pesky, little metal clips. I don't want to just yank the thing. Sorry I am not much help! VOILA’ my problem is solved. I love the look of wood framed bathroom mirrors and it was a very easy DIY! Get it as soon as Fri, Jan 15. love this idea. Get it as soon as Mon, Jan 11. It never would’ve dawned on me to do this. Step One: Measure. Way too pricey because it would have damaged the drywall underneath. I have ALWAYS wanted to do this, but kept putting it off. Classic elegance. , Did a quick search on “framing bathroom mirrors diy” and found this post… You have no idea how thankful I am to have found it! Liquid nails comes in clear as well!!! I have a question though. Those clips held me back for years too! Set the mirror aside. A mirror over a vanity sink or area in your bathroom can add a dash of style and personality. Ha ha! . Your mirror was probably hung the same way. I like it all… except I really don’t like my builder-grade mirrors. Quick question, how do you get the mirror off in the future if the trim is glued over the washers holding the mirror up. Thanks Dori. I am curious, how was the molding held up? Thanks for visiting! A Miter Box is a plastic tool used to cut perfect 45 degree angles- something you need to do for molding projects. Slide the mirror into the bottom clips. Yay! I too have been wondering what to do about those clips. Thank you so much for spelling out your tips regarding the caulking gun, and the miter box kit. We bought three 8′ sections of basic molding at the hardware store for less than $40. Ugh – now this is getting complicated!! This allows air flow behind the mirror so moisture does not get trapped. This allows me to frame the mirror and the only “permanent” part will be the frame that is now glued to the mirror. 2. So instead of having to do a lot of math and measurements, I just hung it from one anchor and screw. OK, since you are making this so easy, can you answer ONE stupid question — do you glue to the mirror or the wall? When you need to maximise space in the bathroom, a wall-mounted frameless mirror is the ideal solution. Inset the bottom of the mirror into the mounting clips and center. Good luck! Included in this set are 2 metal spring loaded top clips for easy height adjustment. Thank you for this! . With so many brands of adhesive glues out there, I was almost tempted to try or buy another brand….but I stuck with LIQUID NAILS. And yes, the secret is to use enough glue- on my first piece, I was too conservative as well, and had to reglue! I always wanted to frame my bathroom mirror but didn’t know how to do it because it had plastic clips over the mirror. Hi, The molding will still be adhered to the mirror, correct, NOT the wall? Tip: Look at the molding around one of the doorways in your house to get a visual and to be sure you are cutting it right. Good luck finding a clear adhesive that works for you- I wish I was more help or had some suggestions. Small frameless mirrors are usually held in place with clips. Just one question, what about the metal bracket on the bottom of the mirror, do you just put the mounding right over it? We have two people who are very sensitive to smells. Use painters tape to hold the corners together and assemble the frame without glue on a flat surface to check for gaps. There Are Few Ways That Mirrors are Hung. If you followed our tip regarding the wood trim, you would have these measurements ready. It looks so much better with a frame. http://polkadotsonparade.blogspot.com/2012/02/bathroom-reveal-aqua-yellow-wonderland.html. I have been looking for a site that told how to deal with the clips. I’ve been wanting to just rip my mirrors off but you’ve just made this look so easy i might reconsider! After you choose your mirror-friendly adhesive, measure your mirror. The only reason that it can be confusing is if you do not know where the screws are located. Thanks for stopping by Jay! Well if you want the molding to cover the part of the entire washer then you need to add in the distance of the washer above and below the mirror. This is not a stupid question, Jamie, thanks for asking! I hope I can post back here in a few weeks with my success. Carefully lift the mirror and gently guide the frame’s wire onto the hanging hardware. I was planning on making my frame fit exactly to the size of the mirror (36×60) but I am guessing that I will need to increase the size to cover the part of the washer that extends beyond the edge of the mirror. Okay totally weird question for you. Funny how all the photos from THD and the manufacturer don't show the screw clips provided for mounting. I’m so sorry!!!! See more ideas about diy mirror, bathroom decor, mirror. It’s worked great for me and I’ve never had an issue. Do it!!!! Hi Holly, . We framed vanity mirrors for less than $40 in wood. In its place I installed two frameless wall-mounted oval mirrors. Thank you for this fabulous tip! Unfortunately, the frame on a mirror is usually where the hanging hardware is mounted. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!! I too have those gross plastic pieces holding the giant mirrors in my bathrooms, but…….not for long now!!!! Things that you will need to prepare: Screwdriver; Painter’s masking tape ; Eye goggles; Gloves (You will love to see these:A Top 20 Deep Bathtubs for Small Bathrooms) Steps that you will need to do: Since removing mirror is always a riskful thing to do, being safe is all you need to keep in mind. Good luck with your mirrors! Wow, thanks for the tip as I am in the middle of the project and already bought the wood for the frame before realizing the clips are too thick! The two J-clips should be slipped lightly into the anchors. Be sure to avoid the edges so it doesn’t seep onto your mirror when you press it. Step 1. I personally love the look of a really thick molding, but for this project I just bought some cheap molding- it matched my doorway trim- because I wasnt sure this was going to turn out and I didnt want to spend a lot of money on it ’til I knew what I was doing. Regular 1/4" glass mirrors are heavy, expensive, and chip far too easy. You did a great job! Where did you find your frame? Get it as soon as Thu, Jan 14. BUT I tried the washers, and they don’t lie flat when the screw is screwed in tight. Frameless mirrors are a great addition to any bathroom or bathroom.
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