Norbreck Bathroom & Tile Centre Light/Silver Imex Grace 850Mm Led Illuminated Mirror With Integrated Demister

Norbreck Bathroom & Tile Centre

Sophisticated lighting for the modern bathroom. The IMEX Grace 850mm Mirror is a striking addition to any contemporary wash zone. Featuring a high-output LED backlit design, it casts a soft, atmospheric "halo" of light onto the wall behind the glass, adding immediate depth and a spa-like feel to your home. Its generous 850mm width is perfectly proportioned for 800mm to 1000mm vanity units, providing a wide field of view and superior ambient illumination. Engineering excellence meets everyday practicality with the Grace range. This mirror features an integrated heated demister pad that prevents steam buildup, ensuring your reflection is crystal clear even after a hot bath. Operation is simple via the 3-use touch sensor, giving you full control over the lighting and heating elements. Crafted from 5mm copper-free silver glass, the Grace is built to resist humidity and edge tarnishing, ensuring its luxury aesthetic remains for years. Key Features Ambient LED Backlighting: Creates a sophisticated "floating" effect by illuminating the wall behind. Integrated Demister Pad: Keeps the glass fog-free in humid bathroom environments. Smart Touch Control: One button manages all functions (Light, Demister, or Both). Landscape/Wide Portrait Format: Ideal for mid-sized vanity units and double-basin setups. Premium Copper-Free Glass: Highly resistant to moisture and "black edge" corrosion. Technical Specs Dimensions: 850mm (W) x 700mm (H) Profile Depth: 30mm Switch: Infrared Touch Sensor Safety: IP44 Rated for bathroom zones 2 and 3 Guarantee: 3-Year Manufacturer Guarantee Norbreck Expert/Design Tip "The Perfectly Balanced Choice" — The 850mm Grace is my favorite for an 800mm vanity unit. It gives you a small 25mm overhang on each side, which makes the mirror feel like a proper "crown" for the furniture rather than just sitting on top of it. Expert Tip: Because this is a backlit mirror, it looks best on a wall with texture—think split-face stone or a 3D rip