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9 years ago

Whish brand of mirror do u use? How do u make it adhere to the wall? is it safe?

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Ashleys
9 years ago
Hi, Saint Gobain is the ideal brand for glass and mirror You need to fix the mirror on a plywood paneling . The mirror need to be fixed by a specialized team . If fixed with the right technique ,its surely safe.
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