Custom Mirror Installation in Lewisville, TX

Yes. Single-pane fabrication tops out at about 96" × 130" given commercial glass-stock dimensions; beyond that we go to a 2-panel butt-joint configuration with a tight vertical seam, fabricated so the seam reads as an intentional design line rather than a compromise. Concealed cleat mounting is the right choice for these pieces — French cleats hidden behind the top edge of the mirror, with mechanical anchors into wall studs sized appropriately for the mirror's weight.

Moisture-resistant backing (sometimes called CopperFree) for any Castle Hills primary bath with a walk-in steam shower or a soaking tub. Standard silver-nitrate backing develops black edge spots in steam-exposed environments, particularly along the bottom edge where condensation collects. For powder rooms and guest baths with limited steam exposure, standard backing is fine and the upgrade isn't worth specifying.

Yes. The right sequence is: contractor finishes tile and vanity install, we measure against the actual installed dimensions (rather than against drawings), we fabricate to those exact measurements, and we install during the final-finish sequence after paint and trim but before the bathroom is staged for handover. We coordinate directly with the GC's project manager on scheduling and can produce written drawings the contractor can review with the homeowner if the mirror specification is part of the original scope.