mirror tiles

[Daz]

:lol:
I've just stripped 5sqm of mirror tiles from a wall. They looked dreadful!
The wall looks a lot better now though.

They all came off fine, so if anyone wants a shed load of mirror tiles, just make me an offer .

 

[jay]

:lol:
I've just stripped 5sqm of mirror tiles from a wall. They looked dreadful!
The wall looks a lot better now though.
They all came off fine, so if anyone wants a shed load of mirror tiles, just make me an offer .

dont like your own reflection Daz:lol:

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Captain - Mrs timeless just read your post and she was wondering if there was enough for her bedroom ceiling!

Apparently she only needs an area of 6'x6' - something to do with reflecting more light into the room:lol:

 

[user123]

I had picked up on the 7cm width ... not very wide ... but John, as to the grout I thought one of the reasons to cover the back of the mirror tiles properly with a non-acidic adhesive was for the purpose of protecting it against the acidity of the grout? Anyhow, as always an education... 🙂

 

[Daz]

:lol: TJ, PM your address and I'll get them sent.
I hope the extra light assists.

 

[DHTiling]

If these are proper mirror tiles then if expansion joints are used to work surface/units and corners then no stress will be there.
Quite surprised at some replies lol

So IMO it is ok if done properly and they might have a backing that might not be effected by adhesive or grout , as alway check with supplier for suitability and it is worth noting that if used in an area of heat, then they could shatter.

 

[mattyh]

cheers all this is how it looked in the end

 

[Stewart]

Now thats looking very good, you must be delighted with the result....

 

[mattyh]

cheers all this it how it looked in the end

 

[Brinkley]

nice job maybe would have changed the sockets