Cut To Size Mirrors

Domestic mirror glazing service available for bedrooms, bathrooms and foyers

Commercial glazing service available to all premises

Mirrors used to create the illusion of space and for personal appearance purposes,

We install new or replace damaged mirrors

Available in different thicknesses

Mirrors are found in many rooms of the house and are used in a variety of non-domestic situations.

In homes, they are typically found in bedrooms and bathrooms for ensuring our appearance is suitable. These may be mounted on walls or doors or be part of a free-standing furniture piece. Less commonly, they are also found in foyers for the same reason – to make sure we are looking the part just before we open the door to guests. However, mirrors have another purpose which is often overlooked in modern housing design. This is to make rooms appear larger. Hanging a large mirror in a small room creates the illusion of space which may sometimes be desired. This apparent amplification of the size of a room is especially beneficial when staging houses for sale.

Mirrors are also a common feature in many public buildings applications. Luxurious hotels and office entry halls often have enormous feature mirrors. These dazzle the human traffic because of their sheer scale and force viewers to fleetingly regard the world in reverse. Public toilets, chilled display cases in supermarkets and butchers’ shops are also familiar situations where we have become accustomed to seeing our reflections. Bars, restaurants and gymnasiums are also regular users of mirrors.

The team at GoGreen Glazing are able to cut mirrors to any shape and size and fit them in any commercial or domestic situation. Flat mirrors or those with a frameless bevelled edge are available depending on the look you want. The guys can replace broken mirrors or install completely new ones as required.

For all your mirror installation requirements, give the team at GoGreen Glazing a call to arrange a measure and quote. They provide mirror glazing services across Moorabool, Geelong, Bellarine and the Surfcoast.