6mm Toughened Grey Tint Speckle Antique Mirror
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Product description
6mm Toughened Grey Tint Speckle Antique Mirror, cut to your exact size. Its antiqued silvering has a fine speckled pattern for a gently aged reflection. Toughened safety mirror is much stronger than standard mirror and, if broken, breaks into small, blunt pieces. It can’t be cut or drilled afterwards, so holes, cut-outs and edges are made before toughening. A good choice for wardrobe and cabinet doors, gyms, bathrooms and other places where a safety mirror is needed. Enter your sizes for an instant price.
- Product code
- MIR-0071
- Finish
- Grey Tint
- Colour
- Tinted
- Thickness
- 6mm
- Safety
- Toughened
- Ranges
- Mirror Splashbacks, Tinted Mirrors, Antique Mirrors, Safety Mirrors
Delivery & returns
Every piece is made to order to the sizes you give us. If timing matters, ask us for a current lead time before you order; delivery may add time depending on where you are. Order lead times
Delivery is charged at our carrier's cost with no markup and calculated at checkout from the size and number of pieces. Very large orders are reviewed by our team. Delivery service
Because bespoke glass and mirror is made specifically for you, it can only be changed or cancelled before it reaches production. If something arrives damaged or isn’t what you ordered, tell us and we’ll put it right.
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How we work
- Made to measure. Every piece is cut to the size you give us, in millimetres.
- Checked before we make it. We check your size and specification before production starts.
- Supplied nationwide. We supply across the UK, and we measure and fit where we cover.
- Help from a person. Send us your sizes or photos and we will reply with advice.





