LED Mirrors

Register free within 30 days of purchase and every LED mirror in this range is covered by our 10-year guarantee (excluding iron and PVC models).

What are the best illuminated mirrors for bathrooms?

The position of the lighting on an LED mirror changes the look, ambience and functionality. Here’s a quick guide to the types we offer.
Backlit bathroom mirrors glow from behind the mirror, casting a soft halo effect that adds atmosphere and a sense of depth to any bathroom.
Edge-lit bathroom mirrors have LEDs running along the edge of the glass, delivering clean, focused light with a sharp, contemporary finish.
Front-lit bathroom mirrors carry the light at the front of the mirror, providing bright, direct illumination that’s ideal for tasks like applying makeup or shaving.
Hollywood mirrors are bulb-edged and undeniably glamorous, bringing a dressing-room feel to your bathroom or bedroom.
Not sure which style suits your space? Our perfect product finder can point you in the right direction.

What shapes do your LED mirrors come in?

Our illuminated mirrors are available as rectangular, round, oval and pill-shaped, and arched designs, as well as portrait and landscape orientations. Round mirrors work beautifully above a single basin, while rectangular styles tend to suit longer vanity units. Alternatively, pill and arch shapes are a great way to add character, without overpowering a smaller room.

Are illuminated bathroom mirrors any good?

Yes, for most bathrooms. The light is built into the glass, so you get even light at the mirror without a separate fitting, and many designs add a demister pad and dimming. LEDs use far less electricity than bulbs and last far longer, which our guide on whether LED mirrors use a lot of electricity breaks down. Most designs are wired in, so if that rules out your bathroom, our battery powered mirrors are the alternative.

What are the downsides of LED bathroom mirrors?

The main thing to plan for is the wiring. Most LED bathroom mirrors are hardwired, so an electrician will need to fit one, and the IP rating decides which bathroom zone it can sit in. Our IP44 mirrors, including those with a built-in shaver socket, are suitable for installation in bathroom Zone 2. Once it’s up, the only extra effort is cleaning, which takes a little more care to keep moisture away from the LEDs. Our guide to UK bathroom electrical zones and IP ratings explains the zones in more detail.

What sizes do your illuminated mirrors come in?

Sizes start at a compact 390mm x 500mm, ideal for a cloakroom or en suite, and stretch to a statement 1000mm round. In between, 500mm x 700mm and 600mm x 800mm suit most single basins, while the 600mm round and 800mm round bring a softer shape at a similar scale.
Not sure which will fit your wall? Our guide to finding the right mirror size for your bathroom walks you through it.

Are LED mirrors energy efficient?

Yes. LED illuminated bathroom mirrors use significantly less electricity than traditional bulb alternatives, and they last far longer, too. If you’re curious about the exact running costs, our blog post on whether LED mirrors use a lot of electricity breaks it all down clearly.

How do I clean an illuminated bathroom mirror?

Cleaning a bathroom mirror with lights takes a little more care than a standard mirror. The key is keeping moisture away from the electrics. Always switch the mirror off and allow it to cool before cleaning. Use a soft, lint-free cloth lightly dampened with water or a gentle, non-abrasive glass cleaner. Never spray directly onto the mirror surface, and avoid getting liquid near the edges where the LEDs sit. Harsh chemicals and abrasive cloths can damage both the glass and the lighting components, so keep it simple.
For a streak-free finish, our guide on how to clean your bathroom mirror has everything you need.

How do I install an LED mirror in a bathroom?

Most of our LED bathroom mirrors are wall-mounted and come with a fixings kit and clear instructions. Before you start, check the wall type (stud, plasterboard, or solid masonry) so you can use the right fixings. Locate your studs or use wall anchors where needed, and use a spirit level to make sure everything sits straight. Check the mirror’s IP rating before installation, too, as this tells you which bathroom zones it can safely be used in. Our guide to UK bathroom electrical zones and IP ratings provides more information on this.

Does an LED mirror need to be wired in by an electrician?

Most illuminated bathroom mirrors in our range are hardwired rather than plug-in, meaning they connect directly to your mains supply. This needs to be done by a qualified electrician, particularly in a bathroom environment where Part P building regulations apply. Some models in our battery-powered range are the exception. If you’re unsure, always get a professional in.

What additional features do your light-up mirrors come with?

Our LED illuminated mirrors go well beyond basic lighting. Many models come with demisting pads to keep the glass clear after a shower, motion sensors that turn the light on and off automatically, and colour-changing LEDs to switch between warm and cool white. You’ll also find options with integrated shaver sockets, Alexa compatibility, and even battery-powered designs that need no wiring at all.

What guarantee do your LED mirrors come with?

Every LED mirror comes with 12 months’ cover as standard, and you can extend this to 10 years free by registering within 30 days of purchase.

Are LED mirrors safe to use in a bathroom?

Yes. Our LED mirrors are IP44 rated, which makes them suitable for bathroom Zone 2 and beyond; check each product page for its rating. Mirrors with a built-in shaver socket are also suitable for installation in bathroom Zone 2.

Will a demister pad stop my mirror steaming up?

Yes. A demister pad is a thin heating pad behind the glass that gently warms the centre of the mirror, so it stays clear of steam after a shower. On our mirrors it switches on with the lights.

Can I have an illuminated mirror without wiring it in?

Yes. Our battery-powered mirrors need no electrician. Some use AA batteries and others use a rechargeable lithium-ion battery charged by USB.

Need more help choosing an LED mirror for your bathroom?

If you can’t decide which LED bathroom mirror is right for you, our UK-based support team is here to help. Call us on 01977 522021 or fill in our online form and we’ll talk you through the options. You can also browse our FAQs for answers on delivery and payment, or read our guide to illuminated bathroom mirrors for more design tips and buying guides.