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Hanging a mirror, glass panel, or splashback means exposed screw heads — and bare metal fasteners can undermine an otherwise clean installation. These decorative mirror screw cover caps snap over the screw head to leave a smooth, reflective disc that looks intentional. Whether you want hardware that disappears into the background or a subtle metallic accent that complements your fixtures, these caps deliver a professional finish in seconds.
Made from solid brass with a chrome or gold plating, they are available in two head profiles — Flat (low-profile, nearly flush) and Dome Cap (slightly raised, catches light elegantly) — and in eight diameters from 10 mm (~3/8 in) to 25 mm (~1 in). Both Silver (chrome) and Gold finishes are offered, in quantities from 1 to 20 pieces per order.
Common applications include bathroom mirrors, glass splashbacks, glass shelving, tea tables, wardrobes, glass signage, and any furniture or fixture where you want the fastener to complement rather than detract from the design.
Finish bathroom mirrors, glass splashbacks, and decorative wall panels with a polished cap that hides the fastener and elevates the overall installation quality.
Hanging a dressing table mirror or a glass shelf? These caps make the hardware look intentional rather than utilitarian — a small detail that makes a big difference.
Use on wardrobes, tea tables, cabinets, and headboards to conceal screw heads with a decorative metal disc that complements brass or chrome hardware.
Mount acrylic or glass signboards with a professional finish. Gold or chrome caps give reception walls and storefronts a branded, premium appearance.
| Product Type | Decorative mirror screw cover cap / disc plate |
|---|---|
| Material | Solid brass with chrome or gold electroplating |
| Head Style Options | Flat (low-profile) or Dome Cap (slightly raised) |
| Available Diameters | 10 mm (~3/8 in), 12 mm (~15/32 in), 14 mm (~9/16 in), 16 mm (~5/8 in), 19 mm (~3/4 in), 20 mm (~25/32 in), 22 mm (~7/8 in), 25 mm (~1 in) |
| Finish / Color | Silver (chrome), Gold |
| Installation Method | Push-fit / friction-fit over screw head — no tools required |
| Screw Compatibility | Standard mirror screws (Phillips flat-head, typically M4–M6); screw head diameter typically up to approx. 8 mm |
| Quantities Available | 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 20 pcs |
| Typical Applications | Mirrors, glass splashbacks, glass shelving, tea tables, wardrobes, cabinets, glass signage, furniture |
| Environment Rating | Indoor use; suitable for bathrooms with occasional wiping; not for outdoor or saltwater exposure |
They are designed for standard mirror screws — typically a Phillips flat-head screw (M4–M6) used with a wall anchor or threaded barrel. Measure the outer diameter of your screw head and choose a cap that is at least 2–4 mm larger. For example, a 14 mm cap works well over a 10 mm screw head, providing a clean decorative rim. If you need matching screws, contact us for a complete set.
These caps are push-fit / friction-fit. Install the mirror screw first, then press the decorative cap over the exposed screw head by hand. The interference fit holds securely under normal conditions. For high-humidity environments such as bathrooms, a small dot of clear silicone inside the cap adds extra security without permanent adhesion.
Measure the diameter of the screw head you want to cover. Select a cap that is 2–4 mm larger than the screw head for a clean decorative border. If you are unsure, 16 mm is a versatile mid-size that covers most standard mirror screws. For larger glass panels or feature walls where you want the cap to be more visible, 20–25 mm makes a bolder statement.
Flat caps have a low-profile surface that sits nearly flush — ideal for a minimal, contemporary look where you want the hardware to be as unobtrusive as possible. Dome caps have a gently raised, curved surface that catches light and adds a classic decorative accent. Both are available in the same diameters and finishes; the choice is purely aesthetic.
The solid brass base resists corrosion, and the chrome or gold electroplating adds a hard, protective surface. In normal indoor conditions — living rooms, bedrooms, offices — they will stay bright for many years. In bathrooms, occasional wiping with a dry cloth is recommended. They are not designed for outdoor use or saltwater environments.
Absolutely. These caps are popular on wardrobes, tea tables, cabinets, and headboards wherever you want to conceal a screw head with a decorative metal disc. Pre-drill a shallow counterbore if you want the cap to sit flush with the wood surface. The gold or chrome finish complements brass handles, hinges, and other metal hardware.
Silver (chrome) has a cool, bright, mirror-like finish that pairs well with stainless steel, brushed nickel, and contemporary interiors. Gold has a warm, rich tone that complements brass fixtures, antique-style hardware, and traditional or transitional décor. Both are electroplated over solid brass for consistent color and durability.
