Wood Frame Bathroom Mirror Diy

This diy mirror frame only adds 25 in price to the 50 mirror.

Wood frame bathroom mirror diy.

Gluing the boards right to the wall eliminates the need to find studs and saved us from having to fill nail holes on the frame. We framed vanity mirrors for less than 40 in wood. It only takes an afternoon and will give your bathroom a whole new feel. In this case the mirror was 84 x 36.

Home gym mirrors extremely functional to this type of space and as you see in this post the added wood frame helps to warm and complete the space. A bathroom mirror doesn t have to be just for function adding a frame adds to the interior style and theme of the bathroom and hides those cheap looking mirror clips especially the plastic ones. Instead of nailing the boards to the walls we decided to use construction adhesive to mount the boards to the wall. But for our bathroom with the big longer mirror i really want to do a thicker chunkier frame.

This diy bathroom mirror frame is such an easy project to upgrade builder grade mirrors in your home. However this method can be used with any wood type. Let me show you how. For 5 30 depending on the type of wood trim you use and just an hour or two of time you can make your plain bathroom mirror look much more upgraded than it is.

Our bathroom has two separate vanities with huge builder grade mirrors. In fact after i framed my parents bathroom mirror my dad said he felt like he was getting ready in a fancy hotel room. 3 1 x 4 x8 pieces of faux barnwood from home depot. Apply at least two coats of paint to wood that will be used as frame for your bathroom mirror.

Diy mirror frame for the bathroom. So for the price of one small sized hanging mirror we framed out two huge bathroom mirrors in an afternoon. Let dry on non stick paper for 12 hours before installation. Glue the frame to the wall.

With this size i knew i wanted to frame it with 1x4 for good proportions. Because of the overall style of the bathroom squared cedar was selected as the frame material. Start by determining the size of the existing mirror as well as the new frame. A 3 x 5 mirror with a frame was over 300 not to mention it wasn t exactly the style we wanted.