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Using a mirror as a big tile

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I have a big mirror in my bathroom. Its a frameless rectangular mirror about 800x500 from ikea.

Now i am planning to tile the bathroom I want to keep the mirror. Is it possible (or advisable) to stick this mirror on the wall as a 'tile' rather than tiling behind it and then trying to drill the supports back in?

The mirror has a completely smooth back surface, and is approximately the same thickness as the tiles.

Regards, Chris.
 
you could properly mount mirror and tile around it but I would personally remove it tile and replace over tile you or mirror company .
Don't forget to store a feww extra tiles as you won't get any other to match in a few years as patterns and die lots change
 
In that situation it looks far better if the mirror is cut to suit full tile sizes.

Tile the wall leaving a space for the mirror. Get a mirror cut 4mm smaller each way with polished edges and foil backing then stick the mirror in the hole with mirror adhesive, then grout round the edge of the tile

Jason
 

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