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Commonly, glass is used in homes and businesses for applications such as windows and mirrors. Acrylic Mirrors are becoming increasingly popular as an alternative option to glass since they are cheaper and much more shatter resistant. Acrylic Mirrors are also more lightweight than glass, making handling and installation a lot easier. Further to this, acrylic mirrors are far stronger than glass, so the risk of them damaging or breaking is lowered. If they do break, they are less likely to shatter into sharp hazardous fragments like glass does. This makes them ideal for high-traffic areas such as homes with pets and children where safety is a concern. There are many applications where acrylic mirrors haveadvantages over glass. Its flexibility is useful where curved or bent mirrors are required – whether in a practical or a decorative application – its impact resistance makes it suitable for environments where safety is a concern, and its light-weight and low maintenance make it easy to install and maintain. If you'd like to speak with our friendly team they can reached on 0113-249-2222. How to fit acrylic mirrors Extruded Acrylic Perspex Technical Sheet Frequently Asked Questions How should Acrylic Mirrors be mounted?
Acrylic mirror can also be used outside and are great at helping reflect light around gardens and outdoor spaces to make them look brighter, lighter and more spacious. Acrylic mirror will weather outdoors over time with changes in temperature and moisture. The mirror will still be attractive and reflective but will have a more weathered appearance. MirrorWorld’s new Acrylic mirror make excellent bathroom mirrors, not only are they considerably lighter than the equivalent glass mirror making DIY installation so much easier (and safer), but they also have superior anti-misting properties. Ordinary glass mirrors, being much colder to the touch, act as condensation collectors. Acrylic mirrors maintain room temperature and therefore do not act as condensation collectors like glass mirrors; acrylic mirrors can be screwed or glued to a suitable flat surface. However, unlike glass mirrors, acrylic mirrors can be fixed to bathroom tiles, using high-bond adhesive pads. We cut our acrylic mirror sheets to the exact size you need. Simply enter your measurements in our Quote Calculator above. Because acrylic mirrors are safer alternatives to glass mirrors they are popular for use in public places - our acrylic mirrors end up in dance studios, gyms, bedrooms, gardens (as a way of reflecting light and giving the appearance of a bigger space) as well as in craft projects.
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Acrylic mirrors are 17 x stronger than glass; polycarbonate mirrors are stronger again and are unbreakable mirrors.
Perspex® is a brand of acrylic plastic. They are the same. Can I get samples of any of your Acrylic sheets? Mirrored Perspex® sheets have both UV and weather resistance, meaning that they can withstand the most severe of weather conditions, and as such can be used outdoors. Can Mirrored Acrylic be used in bathrooms? Please enter how many corners you would like rounded.Ifyou requireless than four corners roundingplease tell us which corners they are. If you'd like to create the feeling of a larger garden, a lighter garden or perhaps make a special feature or two – garden mirrorscut to size are perfect. Our mirrors can also be used indoors. In the home, they can be used as child safe mirrors for playrooms- and as mentioned above, they’re also common in fitness studios.
Because acrylic mirror is more flexible than glass it must be fitted to a flat surface for a perfect finish. If you are fitting it to a wall which is not flat, or are not sure, it is best to fit it first to something rigid such as three quarter inch plywood to reduce distortion.
Another option is to have oversized holes drilled into your acrylic mirror and hold it to the wall with screw fasteners. If you are using screws to fix your mirror, we would recommend a screw hole approximately every 300mm all the way around the material for a secure fit.Our customers have previously used plastic mirrors in all the regular places you would find them in your home, including as: Though perceived to be more expensive than glass, acrylic mirrors are often priced similarly in relative to dimensions, and in some cases can be a cheaper option. What’s the difference between Mirrored Perspex® and Mirrored Acrylic? Our polycarbonate is an excellent problem solving mirror in that it will not smash and is vandal resistant. They are popular in public spaces where they may be vandalised. Our Trade Counter is open from 8am until 4pm Monday to Thursday and 8am until 3pm on Fridays.We are closed on weekends and bank holidays.
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