I’m planning on putting a mirror behind my 30″ gas stove as a backsplash.
Are there any safety issues with heat or breakage?
Should I use tempered or non-tempered glass?
D.
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Are you a share holder for a glass cleaning product?
And I thought black was bad.
We had a typical 1/4" glass mirror behind our gas range for years. It cleans easily and I don't think there was ever enough heat to hardly warm it up. Go for it! (Been reading up on feng shui, I bet?)
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