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How to Stick Mirror on Tiles?

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I just shifted into a newly rented house. I wanted to install a mirror that would match the aesthetics of my bathroom. Since there is tiling work in there, I wondered how to stick mirror on tiles. I could figure out two ways to do that. I could either stick the mirror on the wall or I could use mirror mounting brackets to hang it up there. Here is what I did.

How to Stick Mirror to Tiles

To stick mirror to tiles, as I mentioned, I figured two ways.

Use a Double Sided Tape

  • Clean the tiles thoroughly to remove all the dirt and dust

  • Next, take a broad double table and stick its one end on to the tiles.

  • Now, carefully check the placement of the mirror on the tiles and double tape. 

  • Remove the paper from the adhesive of the double tape carefully and place your mirror on it.

Since my mirror was light-weight, the double tape could hold it together well. Here is another way you can stick mirror on tiles.

Use Mirror Mounting Brackets

While I was figuring out how to stick a mirror to tiles, I realised that there are mirror mounting brackets to hang mirror on tiles. This is how it works:

  • Prep the tiles by wiping off all the dust and dirt

  • Get the mirror mounting brackets (could be plastic or metal brackets)

  • Attach them to the tiles and adjust their arms according to your mirror placement

  • The arms of the mounting brackets will hold mirror securely

These are the two ways I can suggest how to stick a mirror on tiles. Let me know if either of these were helpful.

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