
600 mm Round Backlit Bathroom Mirrors
- Mounting
- Wall mounted
- Size
- L-ML0831A round wall-mounted LED mirror; 600 mm diameter and 40 mm overall assembly depth, with LINGLONG-inspired floral detailing.
- Lighting
- LED backlight
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The unlit mirror has 5 mm silvered glass in a slim aluminum frame. The backlit mirror is frameless 5 mm glass lit from behind, with a glass shelf below. We size both to the vanity and confirm the lit version's electrical approval for your market before you order.

A brushed-aluminum box sits in the wall behind a mirrored door, with adjustable shelves inside. The door is wider than the box, so tell us the wall cavity and we confirm the recess size.

An aluminum cabinet with three mirrored doors over three storage bays, fixed to the wall surface. It needs no recess, only clearance above the faucet.

A 200 mm double-sided mirror head on a swing arm pulls out for close viewing and folds back against the wall. It works alongside the main vanity mirror and suits hotel bathrooms.
Our mirrors use 5 mm silvered glass, and the unlit model adds a protective backing film. Cabinet doors are mirrored on the front.
Frames and cabinet boxes are aluminum. Recessed boxes sit inside the wall; surface boxes project from it.
Cabinets have hinged mirror doors and adjustable shelves; the magnifier has an articulated arm. We note the door hand for every cabinet.

| Detail | What we need from you | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Front dimensions | Vanity width and basin position | Lets us size and center the mirror over the basin. |
| Depth and projection | Faucet, light and wall-return positions | Avoids a cabinet that hits faucets or lights. |
| Wall recess | Wall cavity width, height and depth | Confirms a recessed cabinet fits behind its front. |
| Door or arm movement | Nearby walls and fixtures | Keeps doors and arms free to open. |
| Support and fixings | Wall construction behind the mirror | Lets us supply the right fixings. |
| Storage and equipment | Shelf needs; power supply for lit mirrors | Tells us whether to supply a lit version and its wiring data. |
A framed mirror is the simplest item; mirror cabinets add a box, doors and shelves, and backlit mirrors add lighting. We quote by type and size for each room.
Larger glass, polished edges and slimmer frames change the price. Two mirrors of the same size can differ in glass and frame, so compare specifications as well as dimensions.
Tri-view doors, adjustable shelves and backlighting each add parts. Tell us what you need inside and we price exactly that.
Every mirror ships with its face protected and its fixings bagged. Different vanity widths or door hands get their own room references.
Send the vanity width, basin and faucet positions and light points. We center the mirror and set its bottom edge above the backsplash.
For recessed cabinets we check cavity depth and pipes; for surface cabinets and lit mirrors we check projection and the power point.
You approve door hands, shelf layout and arm reach on the drawing.
Mirrors are packed face-protected and labeled by room, with shelves, brackets and fixings alongside.
The size of the box, which is smaller than the mirrored door. We give you both sizes so the opening is cut to the box.
Recessed if the wall has the depth and no pipes in the way; surface-mounted if not. The tri-view cabinet needs no recess, only clearance above the faucet.
Yes. The backlit mirror with a glass shelf is lit from behind; tell us your market and we confirm which electrical approval it carries. The framed mirror and the magnifier are unlit and need no power.
Beside the main vanity mirror, on its swing arm. It is a 200 mm close-up mirror that works alongside the main one.
Away from the nearest wall or light, so they open fully. Tell us the layout and we set the door hand for each cabinet, including each of the three tri-view doors.
Ask for the inner shelf width and depth; the front size overstates the space. We give the internal dimensions with each product drawing.