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The packaging is done for maximum protection and not for the "look". In many cases, the mirrors are re-inspected after manufacture and therefore the packaging has been re-taped. This reduces the amount of new packaging which in turn helps to reduce waste. Most of the packaging is recyclable.

We let you know in advance which day and approximate timeslot we will be delivering your mirror. If you know you are not going to be home, we are happy to leave the mirror in a safe place of your choice, or with a neighbour.

· Pencil · Spirit Level · Rawl plugs. · Screws · Drill and appropriate drill bit.

Combine some white or distilled vinegar with warm water. Use crumpled newspaper in a usable size. Clean the mirror first to remove any heavy dirt or marks. Use plain water to do the pre-cleaning. Use a cloth with a tight weave, which is soft and non-abrasive. Dip the newspaper into the vinegar after the pre-cleaning is finished. Rub the newspaper in slow circles across the mirror. Cover the entire surface of the mirror. Once you are satisfied the mirror is as clean as it can be, use the newspaper to dry the glass. Newspaper polishes the glass and gives it a sheen. (Make sure to use newsprint that does not run). If using a paper towel instead of a newspaper, use a clean sheet regularly. This ensures that no residue will remain.