Off-the-shelf mirrors never fit quite right. National Glass Lincoln Park cuts mirrors to your exact size and shape — bathroom vanities, home gyms, dressing rooms, accent walls, and everything in between. We measure, fabricate, deliver, and mount. If you can picture it, we can make it.
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Mirrors come in different weights for different uses:
3/16 inch — Lightweight, good for small mirrors and framed pieces.
1/4 inch — The standard for bathroom vanities and most wall mirrors. The right balance of weight and durability.
Copper-free backing — A premium backing that resists corrosion, which matters in humid bathrooms.
Safety backing — A film on the back that holds the mirror together if it breaks. Required in some commercial settings and smart for homes with kids.
Anti-fog coating — A heated or coated mirror that stays clear after a hot shower. Popular in Lincoln Park bathrooms.
We will recommend the right thickness and backing for where your mirror will live.
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Yes. We cut mirrors to your exact dimensions and to custom shapes — arches, circles, ovals, and more. Bring us a template and we will match it.
It depends on size, thickness, edge treatment, and glass type. A beveled vanity mirror costs more than a flat-polished one. Call 313-389-7000 for a free quote.
We use hardware rated for the mirror weight — clips, adhesive, or Z-bars — matched to your wall type (drywall, plaster, tile, or concrete). Heavy panels get extra anchors.
Yes. We score and remove glued mirrors carefully, in pieces if needed, to protect the wall behind. Then we prep the surface for the new mirror.
Yes. We install mirrors for salons, gyms, retail fitting rooms, restaurants, and offices. Commercial jobs are welcome, big or small.
Beveled edges are cut at an angle around the perimeter, catching light and adding depth. Flat-polished edges are clean and minimal. Beveled is the classic choice for bathroom vanities.