Residential glazing — Baltimore, MD
Custom mirrors, cut and installed
Mirrors cut to the opening, edged properly and fixed so they stay flat.
- 24/7 emergency service
- Commercial glazing specialists
- Serving Baltimore and surrounding counties
A wavy mirror is a wall problem
Distortion in a large mirror almost never comes from the glass. It comes from fixing a flat sheet to a wall that is not flat, or from adhesive that pulls as it cures.
The bigger the mirror, the less forgiving it gets.
Edges and fixings
Polished, bevelled and seamed edges all read differently, and the choice depends on whether the edge is exposed or framed.
Fixing method depends on substrate, weight and whether the mirror will ever need to come off again.
Where we do this work
Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Harford, Howard, Prince George’s and Montgomery counties.
Straight answers
Can you cut a mirror to fit an alcove?
Yes. We template awkward openings rather than working from a stated dimension.
Do bathroom mirrors need special backing?
Bathrooms are a moisture environment, so the backing and the fixing method both matter if you want to avoid black-edge deterioration over time.
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Start the project
Send the opening.
We will send the scope.
Drawings, dimensions or a photograph on your phone — any of them are enough to start. If it is broken right now, calling gets a faster answer than a form.
- 24/7 emergency service
- Commercial glazing specialists
- Serving Baltimore and surrounding counties