Mirror installation covers cut-to-size wall mirrors, bathroom vanity mirrors, full-height gym and dance studio walls, LED-backlit decorative mirrors and shopfront display mirrors. Panther Glass templates, supplies and installs across Penrith and Western Sydney.
Common mirror types we install
| Type | Typical use | Thickness |
|---|---|---|
| Standard silver-backed | Bathroom vanity, hallway, wardrobe | 5 mm or 6 mm |
| Safety-backed (vinyl-laminated) | Gym walls, dance studios, schools | 6 mm |
| Polished-edge (workshop finished) | Decorative, exposed-edge installs | 6 mm or 8 mm |
| LED-backlit | Modern bathroom feature mirrors | 5 mm with LED frame |
| Antique / aged-effect | Restaurant feature walls, retail | 5 mm or 6 mm |
Where it pays to use a glazier (not a handyman)
- Gym and studio walls, safety-backed mirrors so a broken pane stays intact rather than showering the floor.
- Cut to size around obstacles, power points, light switches, plumbing penetrations.
- Polished edges, exposed mirror edges in bathrooms and decorative installs need workshop edging.
- Heavy panels, anything over 1.5 m needs proper adhesive plus mechanical retention.
Installation method
Standard installs are bonded with mirror-grade neutral-cure silicone plus J-channel or mechanical clips at the bottom edge for safety retention. We do not use double-sided foam tape on anything bigger than a small vanity mirror.
Pricing band (supplied + installed)
- Standard bathroom vanity mirror (900 x 750): $220 to $380
- Full-height bedroom wardrobe mirror (2.1 m): $380 to $580
- Gym or dance studio wall (per square metre, safety-backed): $260 to $380
- LED-backlit bathroom feature mirror: $580 to $1,200
Frequently asked questions
Can you cut mirror around power points?
Yes, we template power point locations on-site and cut precise rectangular notches in the workshop before delivery.
How is a large mirror fixed safely?
Neutral-cure mirror silicone across the full back, plus J-channel or mechanical retainers at the bottom edge. Tape alone is not used.
What is safety-backed mirror?
A standard silvered mirror with a vinyl backing applied to the silver side. When broken, fragments stay attached to the vinyl instead of falling, required for gyms, studios and schools.
Can you remove an old mirror?
Yes. Removal is straightforward in most cases, though some old silicone adhesives damage plasterboard on removal, we patch where required.
Get a quote
Need a quote? Call 02 4722 2787 or email sales@pantherglass.com.au with photos and we will come back the same business day.