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demister pad behind inset miror.......... in the
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I regularly fit inset mirrors, building up wall with hardibacker and using glazing adhesive/silicone, but usually in cloakrooms. I need to fit 2 in a wet-room/ensuite and think a demister ... -
demister pad behind inset miror..........
I regularly fit inset mirrors, building up wall with hardibacker and using glazing adhesive/silicone, but usually in cloakrooms. I need to fit 2 in a wet-room/ensuite and think a demister pad would be good in this situation. My question is, how good a grip can i get with the demister pad between the mirror back and the hardibacker?
Does anyone have experience of this?
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Re: demister pad behind inset miror..........
Surely someone has done this before and can advise..........?
Thanks in advance for any opinion.
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Re: demister pad behind inset miror..........
Is the pad the same size as the mirror or smaller?
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Re: demister pad behind inset miror..........
Originally Posted by
Bri 
Is the pad the same size as the mirror or smaller?
haven't bought the pads yet but imagine they will be 30/35% of the mirror size
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Re: demister pad behind inset miror..........
I don't have any direct experience of this sort of thing, but would say that 70% of the mirror attached to the wall is ample. Or recess the pad so hat you can fit the mirror flush.
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