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Key Features
Versatile
With shatter-resistant properties, our mirrored acrylic sheets have 10 times the impact resistance compared to traditional mirrors. Due to their strong durability, they also make a great addition outside of the home, such as a garden feature.
Inexpensive
As a far cheaper alternative to traditional mirrors, our mirrored acrylic offers the same clear reflection and provides better durability.
Maintainable
Keeping your mirrored acrylic clean and hygienic is also easier to maintain than a mirror, as all that is required is warm soapy water and a microfibre cloth.
Lightweight
Mirrored acrylic sheets weigh half as much as an equivalent glass mirror, making installation, transportation, and handling an easier, and more attractive option. In addition to its shatterproof properties, it is a safer mirror to have around children and/or pet-friendly home.
Weather Resistant
With both UV and weather resistance, our mirrored acrylic sheets can withstand the most severe of weather conditions, making them fantastic alternatives to glass mirrors outdoors whether in the garden or as a feature in stables.
Malleable
Our mirrored acrylic is easy to fabricate and can be cut, drilled and shaped to any requirements, so it’s a flexible material to work with. The cut surfaces can be polished and sanded easily for a more professional finish to your sheeting.
Installation
To install our mirrored acrylic, you only require either an appropriate drill bit or adhesive glue. While we do strongly advise that you use a professional to install your mirrors, we have also provided a DIY guide for how to install your mirror. We do also recommend that if you are intending on getting the mirror to look flat, it is backed on an engineered flat, and strong surface, such as our 18mm MDF.
Applications & Uses
- Architecture
- Art Installations
- Bathrooms
- Children Playrooms
- Commercial Displays
- Gardens
- Gym and Dance Studios
- Stables
- Theatrical Spaces
Specifications
| Material | Acrylic |
| Finish | Mirrored |
| Available Thicknesses | 3mm, 5mm |
| Maximum Sheet Size | 2400mm x 1000mm |
| Minimum Sheet Size | 100mm x 50mm |
| Fire Rating | UK Class 4 Fire Rating |
| Water Absorbtion | 0.3% |
| Manufacturers Tolerances | +/- 10% plus 0.4mm (e.g. 5mm cast sheet could vary from 4.1mm to 5.9mm) |
| Cutting Tolerances | +/- 3mm |
Frequently Asked Questions
How should mirrored acrylic be mounted?
To install our mirrored acrylic, you only require either an appropriate drill bit or adhesive glue. While we do strongly advise that you use a professional to install your mirrors, we have also provided a DIY guide for how to back your mirror. We recommend that any mirrored acrylic sheets ordered above the size of 1m2 should be ordered to a minimum thickness of 5mm and will require a suitable backing, in order to provide a high-quality finish.
What is the difference between acrylic and glass mirrors?
Made from plastic, Perspex® mirrors are lighter and stronger than glass. Making them a durable impact resistant alternative.
Can acrylic mirrors be used outside?
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 acrylic mirrors be used in bathrooms?
Mirrored Perspex® sheets weigh half as much as an equivalent glass mirror, making installation, transportation, and handling an easier, and more attractive option. They have all the same reflective properties as glass mirrors, so are an inexpensive option for bathrooms.
How do you clean acrylic mirrors?
Keeping your mirrored acrylic clean and hygienic is also easier to maintain than a mirror, as all that is required is warm soapy water and a microfibre cloth.
How do you get scratches out of acrylic mirrors?
You can easily remove scratches out of mirrors with a microfibre cloth and a high-quality polish. Following the instructions on the polish, the scratches will be removed using small circular motions.
Are acrylic mirrors cheaper than glass?
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.
