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Custom Mirrors: Free Quotes from Glass and Mirror Suppliers

Looking for custom mirrors near you? Tell us the size and edge finish and independent South African suppliers will send free quotes. No fee, no obligation.

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A large frameless bevelled mirror being fitted to a wall above a bathroom vanity
A large frameless bevelled mirror being fitted to a wall above a bathroom vanity

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Tell us what you need and where. A glass supplier or glazier who works in your area quotes you directly.

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Custom mirrors are cut to the exact size and shape your wall needs, from a small bathroom mirror to a full wall in a gym. TemperedGlass.co.za is a free quote service. You fill in one form and we pass your request to independent glass and mirror suppliers in your area, who quote you directly. We do not sell or cut mirrors ourselves. There is no fee and no obligation, so you can compare quotes before you decide.

Types of custom mirrors

A mirror is glass with a reflective silver coating and protective paint on the back. Suppliers cut it to size and finish the edges. Common choices are:

  • Frameless mirrors: polished edges and no frame, fixed to the wall.
  • Bevelled mirrors: an angled edge that catches the light.
  • Bathroom mirrors: usually 4 to 6 mm, with moisture-resistant backing.
  • Gym and dance studio mirrors: large wall panels.
  • Mirrors for cupboard doors: cut to fit wardrobe and sliding door panels.

Safety, thickness and backing

Typical thicknesses are 4, 5 and 6 mm. Large mirrors, low-level mirrors and mirrors in public places may need safety backing or safety glass. Ask your glazier to confirm what the regulations require for your wall.

Gym and studio mirrors are often fitted with a safety film on the back so the pieces stay together if broken. In humid bathrooms, ask for edges that are sealed, because moisture can creep behind the silver and cause black spots. Ask the supplier how the mirror will be fixed, because tape alone is not enough on a heavy panel.

Cutting, fixing and buying notes

Mirror is usually cut from ordinary glass, so it can be cut near you. If you need a tempered mirror, the holes and size must be set first.

  • Measure the wall and allow gaps for skirting and switches.
  • Choose the edge: arrised, polished or bevelled.
  • Decide if you want clips, adhesive, or both.
  • Check that the wall is flat, dry and sound.

Searches for glass and mirrors or cut mirrors near me lead to local merchants who will cut a standard size while you wait. For large mirrors, ask about delivery, because a big pane needs two people and careful handling on the way up the stairs.

What affects your quote

We never give prices here. A supplier will look at:

  • The size, shape and thickness of the mirror.
  • The edge finish, such as polished or bevelled.
  • Safety backing, tempered glass or special holes.
  • Whether you need delivery or fitting.
  • Your distance from the supplier.

Clear measurements and the room type help suppliers quote correctly.

Comparing custom mirrors quotes

Glass is made to order once it is toughened, so the details matter. When quotes arrive, check:

  • Exact glass: the type, thickness, colour (clear, low-iron, tinted or frosted) and edge finish, so every quote is for the same thing.
  • Processing: holes, cut-outs, notches and polishing included, all done before toughening.
  • Lead time and delivery: how long processing takes, delivery or collection, and how the panes are packed.
  • VAT and changes: whether VAT is included, how long the price holds and what happens if a size is wrong.

What to include in your request

  • Give the height and width of the mirror.
  • Choose the edge: polished or bevelled.
  • Say which room and wall it is for.
  • Ask about safety backing if it is large.
  • Mention if you need fitting and your town.

Frequently asked questions

Does TemperedGlass.co.za sell custom mirrors?
No. TemperedGlass.co.za is a free quote service. We pass your request to independent suppliers, and they quote you directly. There is no fee and no obligation.
Can mirrors be cut to any size?
Yes, within the limits of the sheet. Suppliers cut to your measurements and finish the edges.
Do I need safety backing on a mirror?
Often for large or low mirrors. Ask your glazier to confirm what applies to your wall.
How do I stop black spots in a bathroom mirror?
Use a mirror with sealed edges, fix it so air can flow, and keep the room ventilated.

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