Co-Authored By:
Asked by: Parvoleta Ingenhoven
hobbies and interests woodworkingHow do you frame a large mirror in a bathroom?
How to Build a Frame Around a Bathroom Mirror
- Make a Plan. Start by determining the size of the existing mirror as well as the new frame.
- Cut the Frame. Once your frame dimensions are known, cut the four sides 1” longer than that final size.
- Remove Notch.
- Miter the Corners.
- Joining the Pieces.
- Glue Together.
- Finishing the Frame.
- Mount the Frame.
In this manner, how large should your bathroom mirror be?
As a general rule, the mirror should measure several inches fewer than your vanity/sink area. For a medium-size vanity, choose a standard 24-inch mirror which can measure 24x20 inches, for example.
In this regard, what is the easiest way to frame a bathroom mirror?
How to Build a Frame Around a Bathroom Mirror
- Make a Plan. Start by determining the size of the existing mirror as well as the new frame.
- Cut the Frame. Once your frame dimensions are known, cut the four sides 1” longer than that final size.
- Remove Notch.
- Miter the Corners.
- Joining the Pieces.
- Glue Together.
- Finishing the Frame.
- Mount the Frame.
Wood-Framed Mirror Tutorial Instructions:
- Step 1: Cut pine pieces to fit your mirror.
- Step 2: Drill pocket holes at one end of each piece.
- Step 3: Assemble the frame.
- Step 4: Polish and finish the frame.
- Step 5: Cut the plywood backing.
- Step 6: Attach the mirror to the backing.