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Toilet Mirror (in-wall build)
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Finished this project a few months ago… I renovated out toilet, and wanted to make it a little more special than the normal toilets. So, when life gives you flat-screens, yep, you make Magic Mirrors.
Really loved the outcome of this project. Even my wife loves it! She told me I was losing my mind when I bought a perfectly good screen and started destroying the wall. All good now
I’ve also got a Squeezebox client running on the same Pi, so I have network connected music playing in our toilet. Yay for elevator music while taking a dump.
Here are some pictures of the build process :
Making a hole in a perfectly good wall…
All the cables are controllable trough my home made domotica. So the screen turns of with the lights.
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That is just an awesome job!! And when ya make the wife happy it just a win win situation
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Yep! It’s also linked to our shared google calendar, so it shows a nice list with the upcoming birthdays. Score!
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Real nice work!
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WooooooW,
that is exactly how i want to do it in my bathroom. Looks very smart…
love it!
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Very amazing build. Looks like it was always there. I like it
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Perfect!
Very good job.
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@yawns …Lots of planning went into this build because of that. Wanted it to look like an everyday modern wall-mounted mirror. When It’s turned off you can’t notice anything different about it.
All the electronics are accessible trough a flush panel on the other side of the wall, which is just a storage space. Otherwise it would still be possible by removing the 4 screws on the mirror itself. The screen is mounted on hinges, so it flips out to service the back where the electronics are mounted.
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Yes, you can see this was well planned.
