Mirror size for master bath vanities
DJ H
2 months ago
last modified: 2 months ago
The total width of the vanities is 96” and the sit down middle vanity is 24” and the other two are 36” each.
The light switches on the right are limiting what size mirror we can install. If we stack the switches, i.e. two on top and two on the bottom we can squeeze in a 30” mirror and then frame will be touching the light switch cover and the outlet cover.
Or we thought about putting in two 24” mirrors over each sink and one 30" in the middle over the sit down vanity and we can keep the light switches as they are.
Another option is one large mirror over the whole space. I have not cared much for these but if we had a frame that would help.
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There is no way to address the wrong location for the switch box combined with the sinks other than establishing a tall backsplash
If there's a kneehole, then we can assume this if or doing makeup. You can't have a mirror located on the wall and expect to use that for any face painting. You require a portable mirror for makeup.
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2 months agoI met with our builder and we found a solution I’m comfortable with. I’ll post pictures when it’s finished. We are moving 2 of the light switches to another wall and using a light switch like the picture attached. And we are going with a 6 inch backsplash and putting two outlets in the backsplash on each edge of the vanity. Thanks everyone.
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