No, not "how do I?" but "how I did it". The only mirror in the caravan is in the bathroom, my wife uses one for curling/straightening/drying hair and applying war-paint (I don't need them as I was born naturally beautiful) and wanted one in the end bedroom somewhere. Visiting the NEC the other week we noticed that some Swift models now came with mirrored wardrobe doors so I wanted to do the same for the doors in ours. Needing something lightweight and robust I went to these people who do various acrylic mirrors cut to your dimensions.
Acrylic Plastic Sheets Cut To Size | Sheet Plastics
I chose 3mm silver acrylic as this is "normal" mirror style, two of them cut to 1060mm x 260mm with polished edges came to £39 with £10 postage. Holes can be drilled easily with sharp drill bits and fitting is by adhesive (white "No More Nails" type of stuff).
Acrylic Plastic Sheets Cut To Size | Sheet Plastics
I chose 3mm silver acrylic as this is "normal" mirror style, two of them cut to 1060mm x 260mm with polished edges came to £39 with £10 postage. Holes can be drilled easily with sharp drill bits and fitting is by adhesive (white "No More Nails" type of stuff).