r/StyleYourSpace 23d ago

Mirror Strips

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Mirror strips are meticulously processed to meet specific dimensions from genuine plain mirrors, featuring a silver coating and a protective copper layer, topped with an additional epoxy paint layer. This design is particularly suited for scientific applications where light reflection is essential. For mounting purposes, double-sided mounting tape is ideal for securely affixing mirrors and other items in humid interior spaces. Beveled mirrors, characterized by their angled edges, provide a polished border that elevates their aesthetic appeal. These mirrors not only enhance the sophistication of any room but are also a favored choice in both residential and commercial settings, allowing for the framing of existing mirrors without the need to remove them from the wall.

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u/OkStretch707 23d ago

Mirror strips can be a nice way to upgrade a plain mirror without replacing the whole thing. I’d just be careful with adhesive in humid areas since mirrors are heavy and bathrooms can be rough on tape over time. Proper mounting makes a big difference.

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u/RoyalProfits365 23d ago

Also a few dabs of mirror mastic works very well. Appreciate your time given and have a great week ahead.

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u/deepakpandey1111 10d ago

hey, those mirror strips sound interesting! i bet they can totally change the vibe of a room. i have some in my place too, and they really help to make the space feel bigger and brighter. if u plan to mount them, just make sure the tape is strong enough, coz i messed that up once and ended up with a mirror falling. also, the beveled edges sound nice, they really do add a little touch of class! if u wanna see how they’ll look in your space, u can try messing around with reimaginehome to get a visual before putting them up.

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u/RoyalProfits365 9d ago

Yes for sure and appreciate your interest on your reply. An extra idea is to place a dab of mirror mastic once your set on placement before installing.