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Mirror Demister Pads for Fog-Free Bathroom Mirrors

240V and low-voltage demister pads that stick behind your bathroom mirror to keep it clear of steam and condensation.

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240V mirror demister pad, 400 x 600mm 240V mirror demister pad fitted behind bathroom mirror

Why choose mirror demisters from Lamex

  • Sizes from 300 x 400mm up to 600 x 800mm to suit different mirrors
  • 240V hardwired and 12V low-voltage options available
  • Fits neatly behind the mirror, invisible once installed
  • Keeps the mirror clear during and after hot showers
  • Low ongoing running cost when left on a timer
  • Straightforward addition to a new or existing mirror

How to choose the right mirror demister

Pick a pad that's slightly smaller than your mirror so it's hidden behind the glass rather than peeking out around the edges, and centre it over the area you'll actually be looking at while getting ready. Sizes typically range from around 300 x 400mm for a smaller mirror up to 600 x 800mm for a larger vanity mirror — check the exact mirror dimensions before choosing a pad.

240V pads wire directly into mains power and need to be installed by a licensed electrician, while 12V low-voltage pads run off a transformer and can be a practical option where running mains cable to the mirror location is difficult. Either type is usually wired to a switch or timer so it only runs for a short period before and during a shower, rather than continuously.

Frequently asked questions

What size demister pad do I need for my mirror?
Choose a pad slightly smaller than your mirror so it sits fully hidden behind the glass, centred where you'll be looking. Pads range from around 300 x 400mm up to 600 x 800mm to suit different mirror sizes.
What's the difference between a 240V and a low-voltage demister pad?
240V pads are hardwired directly to mains power and must be installed by a licensed electrician. Low-voltage pads, such as 12V options, run off a transformer and can suit installations where mains wiring to the mirror location is impractical.
Does a mirror demister need to be left on all the time?
No, most are wired to a switch or timer and only need to run for a short period before and during a shower. Running it briefly before you shower helps keep the mirror clear the whole time.
Can a demister pad be added to an existing mirror?
Yes, a demister pad can usually be fitted to the back of an existing mirror if there's access to run power to it, though it's often simpler to plan for one when a mirror is being installed or replaced.

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