COVER COSMETIC MIRROR-EDGE DAMAGE

Cover Chipped or Desilvered Mirror Edges

Small chips, dark spots, or peeling silvering around the edge? A custom-sized Add A Frame kit can conceal cosmetic perimeter damage on a suitable, securely mounted mirror - without replacing the glass.

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After Bathroom mirror after the Add A Frame update
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Find a Frame for Your Existing Mirror

Frame coverage varies by style and where the damage sits. Confirm that your selected frame will conceal the affected area before ordering. Frames conceal cosmetic damage; they do not repair the glass.

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A Frame Can Hide the Damaged Edge Shown: Upton Dark Walnut

Cover it, don't replace it

A Frame Can Hide the Damaged Edge

A frame sits directly over the mirror's perimeter - the exact area where chips and desilvering usually occur - concealing the damage instead of requiring a full replacement.

  • Covers cosmetic edge damage
  • No mirror removal or replacement
  • Custom-sized to your mirror
  • Works when damage is limited to the perimeter

IS ADD A FRAME RIGHT FOR YOUR MIRROR?

Will a Frame Cover Your Mirror's Damage?

Check how far damage extends from the mirror's edge before choosing your frame.

Likely Coverable

  • Damage limited to a narrow perimeter band
  • Affected area fits beneath the chosen frame profile
  • Glass is intact and secure

Double-Check First

  • Damage extends farther inward from the edge
  • Unsure how much the frame will cover
  • Desilvering appears to be spreading

Consider Replacement

  • Cracked, loose, or unstable glass
  • Damage covering a large area
  • Significant ongoing deterioration
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Coverage depends on the selected frame profile. The maximum frame profile width offered is 3.5 inches. When in doubt, photograph the damage and contact us before ordering.

Your Mirror Makeover in 3 Simple Steps

  1. 1

    Choose Your Frame

    Browse styles and finishes to find the right look for your bathroom.

  2. 2

    Measure & Order

    Enter your mirror's dimensions and check clearances and mounting conditions for a custom fit.

  3. 3

    Install & Enjoy

    Follow the installation instructions to attach your new frame over your existing mirror.

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Cover the Damage. Keep the Mirror.

If the damage is limited to the perimeter and the mirror is otherwise safe and securely mounted, a custom frame may conceal it without requiring replacement.

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