Bathroom Mirrors

Our Loop 800 wall mirror and vanity mirror can create the perfect setting for your daily routine. Each mirror has a variety of useful features, including touch sensor controls, adjustable light temperature and brightness, and an integrated demisting function.

Illuminated mirrors are most often used in bathrooms, but their versatile design means they can be used in a variety of settings. Whether you're applying makeup or shaving, an illuminated mirror provides the perfect level of light to see your reflection clearly. Many models also offer features like magnification and LED lighting, which can be helpful for those with poor vision or who want to achieve a flawless makeup application. Roper Rhodes has a range of stylish illuminated mirrors to fit any preference, therefore, it's easy to find an illuminated mirror that meets your needs and complements your decor. So why not add one to your home today? You'll be glad you did.

With our cutting-edge demister pad, you may always have a mirror reflection without any steam blocking the view. Your mirror's surface is heated by an inbuilt heating element, clearing any steam or fog from the glass and simplifying your regular bathroom routine. Numerous of our demister mirrors also profit from components like LED lighting, infrared sensors, and light temperature adjusting technologies. A steam-free mirror can also minimise cleaning. Eliminate your bathroom mirror steaming with our cutting-edge mirrors.

We have a huge range of bathroom mirrors that feature led lighting. Whether you're in the market for an illuminated or non-illuminated, we have various styles, shapes and sizes to suit any requirement.

Most bathroom mirrors can differ in shape and size, it depends on preference and the style of your room. If you are creating a more modern vibe, then our curved bathroom mirrors are the perfect choice for the modern bathroom. They also come with large depth and width dimensions.

People typically edge towards brass bathroom mirrors when creating a traditional, more rustic style. We have a variety of brass bathroom mirrors, which come with a variety of features, so you can still have the benefits of a more modern mirror with a brushed brass finish.

Colour preference for bathroom mirrors can be connected to other furniture within your bathroom, for example, the colour of your sink, shower or even your walls. Classic colours for mirror frames are usually silver or white, but have a browse and pick the perfect choice to create a stylish bathroom suite for you.

Cleaning a bathroom mirror can be a tricky task, as the bathroom environment is often humid and the soap and water mixture can leave streaks and smears on surfaces. To clean your bathroom mirror properly and ensure a streak-free finish, here are some steps to follow:

• Start by gathering your supplies: a soft cloth, a spray bottle filled with water and vinegar solution (2 parts water to 1 part white vinegar), and a non-abrasive cleaning product.
• Begin by spraying the mirror with the water and vinegar solution, and then use your soft cloth to wipe the surface down.
• If you encounter any grime or stubborn marks on your mirror, use the non-abrasive cleaning product and gently scrub the area.
• Finally, to finish off, go over the mirror with the water and vinegar solution and a clean cloth to make sure all of the residue from the cleaning product is removed.

And there you have it - that's how to clean a bathroom mirror and get a streak-free finish!

Absolutely! Mirrors are an essential part of any bathroom, as they provide an opportunity for you to check your appearance and make sure that everything looks just right before you head out the door.

But not all mirrors are created equal, so it pays to do your research before investing in one. When it comes to bathrooms, the best mirrors to look for are those that are specifically designed to be positioned in a bathroom which is naturally high in moisture and temperature.

You can choose from a framed bathroom mirror offering a traditional and sleek look or opt for an illuminated bathroom mirror with a selection of types of lighting to choose from. Explore our range of illuminated bathroom mirrors here.

The most suitable mirrors for bathrooms are those with anti-fog or demister pads fitted. These steam-free bathroom mirrors will help keep your mirror from becoming obscured whilst the bathroom moisture increases.

Many steam-free bathroom mirrors that contain heated demister pads, also feature many other useful functions such as mirrors with touch sensors, that can be activated with the wave of a hand. Some bathroom mirrors play music through Bluetooth speakers, allowing you to sing in the shower or relax in the bath to your favourite tunes.

For the ultimate in bathroom mirror technology, you can choose a bathroom mirror with shaver sockets that allows you to charge your toothbrush or shaver conveniently.

There are also a variety of traditional framed mirrors that can really add a touch of sophistication to the room. So, no matter what your style preference is, there is sure to be a perfect mirror for your bathroom.

Bathroom mirrors should be large enough to provide adequate viewing of the face and body, but not so large that they become a distraction. A good starting point is typically a mirror that is at least the width of the bathroom vanity it is positioned above.

There is a selection of widths of mirrors suitable to be positioned above all sizes of bathroom furniture. From 500mm to 1200mm bathroom mirrors come in a variety of shapes as well:

• pill bathroom mirrors
• oval bathroom mirrors
• round bathroom mirrors
• rectangular bathroom mirrors

When selecting the appropriate size, consider the size of the bathroom vanity and the space available for the mirror. A smaller vanity may only need a mirror that is 450mm wide inches tall, if so take a look at our bathroom mirrors for small bathrooms.

Bathroom mirrors are typically made of glass, either plain or with a layer or coating of some sort. They can come in a variety of shapes and sizes. The most common shape is rectangular, but they can also be round, oval, or any other shape desired. The most common types of mirrors used in bathrooms are standard, framed, and beveled. Standard mirrors are flat and have no frame. Framed mirrors are usually made of metal, wood, or plastic and have a frame around the edge. Beveled mirrors are cut and polished on the edges at an angle, giving them a unique look.