How To Frame A Floor Mirror

Leaning floor mirrors a floor mirror adds a nice element in a space and can decorate a wall or corner nicely.

How to frame a floor mirror.

Without breaking the bank. Measure the thickness of the mirror and the bottom track if any. You can stick within your budget by creating a wood frame for a mirror. Add barn wood for a farmhouse style white moulding for a modern look or etched wood for a more formal look.

When putting in the last piece it should fit like a puzzle nice and tight. Get the mirror pieces custom cut to the dimensions you need by a mirror and glass company. Having one of those floor mirror frames with a great chunky frame on it is something i always eye when in furniture stores. Repeat the process adding the two side pieces and finishing with the top.

A frame gives the mirror weight and enhances the room s style. Whether you have an old mirror or buy one of those chep o kind adding a frame will make a statement. Framed mirrors wall mounted or freestanding can be spendy items on a remodel list. Once your frame dimensions are known cut the four sides 1 longer than that final size.

Mount the mirror with silicone adhesive. Top first left side bottom then right side. The outer edge of the frame will be at the edge of the mirror. Immediately place the board on the mirror.

Now you ll notice there is a small gap where the frame meets in this mitered. Frame a mirror in a reclaimed wood door or window for a rustic frame. Secure with painter s tape. Some scrap wood and trim were added to this floor mirror.

The deeper of the two will be the depth of the notch. I am always looking to update my home make it as fancy and custom as possible. We put our mirror together like this. Press onto the mirror or wall and use a level to make sure the frame is straight.

In order for the frame to mount flush against the wall a notch must be cut into the backside of the frame pieces.