Custom Mirrors

Antiqued Mirrors, inserted into an old frame or choose from our wide assortment of antiqued mirror glass. Add gold veining to create the wow factor!

Bar Mirrors, great as a backing for pubs, both commercial-serving establishments or for your own pub-like experience at home.

Bathroom Mirrors, for placement over vanities, full wall mirrors, and beveled mirrors to add elegance over sinks – and many more.

Commercial Mirrors, to enhance your store displays, modernize your office area, and add sparkle to your business.

Custom Mirrors, for those of you that want to create your own look, we can provide all types of mirror glass to match your perfect look.

Dance Studio Mirrors, a must for dance studios or to create your own private practice studio at home.

Full Length Mirrors, sometimes referred to as floor-to-ceiling mirrors, are readily available for installation.

Gym Mirrors, both for large public workout facilities or for those who want their own private gym at home.

Two-Way Mirrors, perfect for shops and offices. Front side is a mirror, back side offers a view out.

You can choose beveled or standard mirror glass, with or without hardboard backing and hangers.

Get shapes in:

• oval
• octagon
• arch-top
• round
• rectangle

Framed Mirrors

• Cut to size
• Custom cuts for outlets
• Rapid delivery of 1/4" thick glass
• Any thickness of glass up to 3/4" for countertops
• 1/8" thickness of glass for lightweight cabinet doors
• Etching and sandblasting
• Custom polished edges
• Other types of decorative glass

Acrylic mirrors, commonly referred to as plexiglass mirrors, is a lightweight, somewhat flexible mirror that has much better impact resistance than glass mirrors. Available in a variety of colors, they are very popular in areas where glass would be considered too dangerous.

Polycarbonate Mirrors are extremely strong and durable mirrors used where there is a likelihood that glass mirrors will break and cause damage to individuals or animals. We think of polycarbonate mirrors as very muscular versions of acrylic mirrors with extreme impact resistance.

Places that tend to use these options include: group homes, home gyms, malls, museums, prisons, schools, stables, and trade shows.

Home gyms, museums, trade show displays, and malls tend to use acrylic or polycarbonate mirrors.  Polycarbonate mirrors are used in schools, stables, group homes, and prisons.