Oval Bathroom Mirror

An oval mirror sits right between a round one and a square one. It gives you the softness of a curve but adds a nice vertical stretch. Many customers choose this Oval Bathroom Mirror because it looks more elegant than a plain circle. We make it from 5mm copper-free silver glass. The edges are ground smooth all the way around. Grinding an oval is harder than grinding a circle because the curve keeps changing. Our irregular edging machine follows the oval shape precisely. It keeps the grinding even from the top to the bottom. You will not see any rough spots or uneven areas.

We do not force you to pick from fixed sizes. You tell us the long axis and short axis measurements. For example, if your wall is narrow but tall, we can make a vertical oval with a 90cm long axis and a 60cm short axis. If you have a double vanity, we can make a horizontal oval with a 120cm long axis and a 70cm short axis. Just give us the length and width. We will draw a CAD sketch and send it to you for confirmation. The center of the oval marks the mounting point. Hanging it level is simple because we mark the back clearly.

People like to mount oval mirrors at eye level. The shape fits the face nicely. The top part catches your forehead and eyes. The bottom part catches your chin and neck. You do not need to turn your head side to side. If you add LED lights later (we offer that in our LED oval mirror), the light comes from behind and eliminates shadows. That makes makeup colors look right. This current model is non-electrical, but we leave room for a power wire. You can upgrade later without replacing the whole mirror.

Oval mirrors are very popular in hotels. They go above vanities or next to showers. Hotels have many guests, so safety is a big concern. We offer a blast-proof film on the back of the mirror. The film is clear and invisible from the front. If the mirror gets hit hard, the glass pieces stay stuck to the film. They do not fly around. We have supplied this option to boutique hotels, chain hotels, and resorts. So far we have shipped over 500 oval mirrors with blast-proof film to hotel projects.

Many people ask why oval mirrors cost a bit more than round ones. The reason is the grinding. A circle has a constant curve, so the machine can run at a steady speed. An oval has a changing curve. The machine must adjust its speed and pressure as it moves. Our technicians spent months tuning this process. Now we can grind oval edges with the same smoothness as round ones. The edge width stays even within ±1mm.