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Mirror removal

El_robbo1980 · 2021-01-09 00:51:07

Hi all I have a large wall bathroom mirror I’d like to remove to gain access to electrical cable behind. It was custom made to fill the space so not much room around the edges and was bonded to the wall. I want to remove it and refit when done. Thinking of using of a wire saw to cut through the adhesive but was wondering…

09-01-2021 12:51am

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El_robbo1980

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Hi all

I have a large wall bathroom mirror I’d like to remove to gain access to electrical cable behind. It was custom made to fill the space so not much room around the edges and was bonded to the wall. I want to remove it and refit when done. Thinking of using of a wire saw to cut through the adhesive but was wondering if anyone has any better methods?

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#2 09-01-2021 8:47am

listermint

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Your method is probably the best.

But Frankly I'd be very surprised if it survived.

Be prepared to get a new one. Mirror glass is not pricey.

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