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How do I choose the right mirror size for my basin or wall space?

Measure the width of your vanity or basin and aim for a mirror that is 50–100 mm narrower than the cabinet below so the mirror sits comfortably above it; common widths on the range include 500–599 mm and 600–699 mm, while most heights fall between 600–899 mm. If you want a taller focal point, look at slim tall options such as the 300 x 900 mm models in our range, or for a wider look choose 1000–1200 mm wide backlit mirrors. a 500 x 700 mm mirror often works well above a standard 600 mm basin, while a 1200 x 600 mm suit a double basin. Don't forget orientation: portrait options are ideal above single basins, landscape for double basins or wider vanities.

Should I get an illuminated (LED) mirror or a non-illuminated one?

If you rely on the mirror for precision tasks like shaving or make-up, an illuminated mirror is very helpful; many backlit LED and aluminium LED cabinets that include touch or motion sensors and provide even light. Non-illuminated mirrors are cheaper and simple, but you may need stronger overhead lighting to avoid shadows. Choose mains-powered LED mirrors if you want consistently bright lighting and added features such as demisters and shaver sockets; battery versions are available if wiring is difficult.

Do I need a demister pad or a shaver socket built into the mirror?

A demister pad keeps the mirror clear of steam and is especially useful in smaller or poorly ventilated bathrooms; many mirrors and cabinets include demisters. A shaver socket is handy if you use electric razors or toothbrushes at the basin and several mains-powered cabinet models include one. If you already have good ventilation and a nearby socket, you may not need these extras, but for everyday convenience and quick grooming a mirror with demister and shaver socket is a practical upgrade.

What's the difference between a mirror cabinet and a standard mirror, and which is better for storage?

Mirror cabinets combine a mirrored front with internal shelving, giving you hidden storage; there are many options such as single, double and triple door stainless steel cabinets (400 x 600 mm up to 1200 x 700 mm) that suit different needs. Standard mirrors are thinner and sit flush to the wall, so they're better when you want a sleek look or have limited depth. If you need toiletries close at hand, a cabinet is the better choice; pick a shallow cabinet if your bathroom is tight, or a triple-door 1200 x 700 mm unit for maximum concealed storage.

Which material or finish should I pick to match my bathroom style and to last well?

Stainless steel mirror cabinets are durable and suit contemporary or industrial bathrooms, while aluminium-framed LED cabinets offer a lighter, modern look; finishes like matt black or brushed brass add a designer touch, with examples in the range at 1200 x 600 mm. Choose stainless steel if you want a long-lasting, corrosion-resistant option near the shower, and select matt black or brass to complement black taps or brass fittings for a coordinated scheme. Think about matching the finish to other bathroom accessories so the mirror feels integrated rather than an afterthought.

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How do I choose the right mirror size for my basin or wall space?

Should I get an illuminated (LED) mirror or a non-illuminated one?

Do I need a demister pad or a shaver socket built into the mirror?

What's the difference between a mirror cabinet and a standard mirror, and which is better for storage?

Which material or finish should I pick to match my bathroom style and to last well?

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