The cost of installing an LED mirror in the UK depends on the mirror, the existing electrical supply and the work needed on the wall. Replacing a mirror at a prepared connection is a different job from adding a new cable route, repairing tiles or fitting a much larger panel. A written quote for your room gives you a useful total; a single national price can hide those differences.
Choose your preferred mirror before requesting the final installation quote. Its dimensions, mounting instructions and power connection help an electrician price the actual job, so you can compare options with fewer surprises.
Separate the mirror price from the fitting cost
Your budget has two main parts: the product you want and the work needed to fit it. Delivery, removal of the old mirror, wall repairs and any new electrical work should be clearly identified rather than bundled into an unexplained figure.
- Mirror: selected size, lighting and extra features.
- Wall support: wall construction, suitable fixings and access.
- Electrical work: existing supply, new routing and testing.
- Making good: filling, decorating or tiling after changes.
- Old mirror: removal, handling and disposal where required.
Three product budgets to compare
40 × 50 cm frontlit mirror — £89. A compact choice with three light colours, memory and anti-fog. A smaller mirror can be easier to accommodate above a basin, but its electrical work still depends on the room.
60 × 80 cm dual-light mirror — £129. Front and back lighting, dimming and anti-fog offer a strong everyday feature set. Keep the product cost separate from your electrician’s quote when comparing it with a simpler design.
80 × 60 cm gold-framed frontlit mirror — £159. A defined metal frame gives the vanity a decorative finish. If a softer elongated outline suits the room, compare the gold oval frontlit mirror.
Prices and the linked in-stock options were checked on 27 October 2026. Any checkout promotion is applied separately.
What makes the installation more involved?
A cable already positioned correctly behind the new mirror can simplify the job. Moving the mirror to another wall may involve a new route and repairs to finishes. Tile drilling, an uncertain wall substrate or a heavy panel can also change the preparation and handling required.
For a cabinet, include its projection and door swing in the layout. For a wider mirror, check access through doors and stairs as well as the final wall space. These details help the installer quote efficiently and avoid treating two very different jobs as equivalent.
Plug-in versus hardwired: plan the location first
Our bathroom mirrors support suitable plug-in or hardwired arrangements. An existing socket is useful only if its position and the installation are appropriate for a bathroom; an extension lead is not a shortcut. A registered electrician should assess the connection and carry out fixed-wiring work. Our LED bathroom mirror wiring guide explains the planning stage.
A wall-mounted makeup mirror is a separate product type. If that is your project, use the wall-mounted makeup mirror guide for its mounting considerations rather than borrowing a bathroom mirror’s dimensions or power requirements.
Send enough detail to get a useful quote
- Share the chosen product page and selected dimensions.
- Send a clear photograph of the wall, basin and nearby fittings.
- Explain whether an existing mirror must be removed.
- Identify any known supply point without opening electrical fittings.
- Ask what the quote includes: materials, labour, testing, making good and VAT where applicable.
Review the LED bathroom mirror installation guide before the appointment. Order the mirror early enough for an arrival check before the installer visits, and keep its mounting instructions available. You can then spend your budget on the shape and features you will enjoy every morning, rather than preventable repeat visits.
Enjoy free UK delivery, a 3-year warranty and free replacement if your mirror arrives damaged.