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| Planning 2 renos.
Torn on the small one.
Tub, Sink and Toilet.
Do you think I can pull it off with a 24x39.
There would be Robern PL or M Mirrors, plain fronts, no bevel recessed. Too big for a small bathroom ? |
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- Posted by VictoriaElizabeth (My Page) on Tue, May 15, 12 at 8:44
| I personally love a large mirror. I think it makes everything brighter and more open. And the extra storage space is always nice... I just installed a large cabinet on a fairly small wall and I LOVE it. I would have gone even bigger if I could. I had originally wanted the Roburn Fairhaven, which is absolutely giant-- so may just be what your personal preference is. |
Here is a link that might be useful: My medicine cabinet.
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| I hear ya... It's just the way the space is laid out. Not sure it it works. Tub is laying in the 5' side. Not sure if having a high mirror somewhat dead center right on the wall looks okay. U can only step back so much ;-) |
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| I'd do a mock up out of cardboard. Cover it with aluminum foil to reflect some light and see how it looks in the space in the size you are thinking. |
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| That's a tough call. Light is important role as it affects how paint, surfacing s look in the space. The light in the space right now is going to be totally different than how it's speced when gutted. Window RO as well. |
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- Posted by fnmroberts (My Page) on Tue, May 15, 12 at 10:58
| Here's the one in our powder room. It is 16" x 48" including the 2" border. We had it made this high to cover the electrical box from the original over-the-mirror light. Gives a nice height to the room (4 x 6) and totally useful for a PR.
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| Foam Core Boards to the rescue. Cut to size. Totally going with the 39" unit. Next up - not too modern, not too old fashioned - recessed toilet paper holders. I've looked briefly. I know my options are limited |
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