Removing Wall Mirror In Bathroom

Protect the sink area.

Removing wall mirror in bathroom.

Maintain a steady pressure and listen for the drywall paper tearing loose from the wall. Use a blow dryer to soften the glue. Continue to use steady pressure and work along the sides of the mirror. Spread a heavy.

The duct tape will limit the amount of glass that drops if the mirror shatters. Gently insert wooden shims in the gaps between the mirror and the wall. To remove your bathroom mirror from your wall here are three major steps that can be followed. Using a pry bar begin gently pulling the glass away from the wall.

Gently work along the top and sides of the mirror releasing a little bit at a time. With another shim beneath your pry bar to protect the wall gently begin working the bar behind the glass. Heat and pry method this method involves heating the glass to ensure the adhesive or glue used in framing the mirror to the wall melts before prying the glass off the wall. You can also use a small heat lamp.

When you get near the bottom of the mirror support it from the top to prevent the whole mirror from popping off at once. Lay down cardboard or plastic on any surface surrounding the mirror. Prepare your work area for easier cleanup later. Cover the mirror with duct tape.

Dress appropriately to prevent any injuries.