This special mirror allows you to see through it while still reflecting light back. Commonly used to separate a darkened and lightened room, it allows a viewer in the dark room to look into the light room as if it were a clear window, while a person in the light room only sees a reflection. Read More

Yes, you can cut acrylic mirror sheets at home using tools like a specialized acrylic cutter for hand scoring and snapping, or power tools such as saws, routers, and laser cutters. When cutting, use high-quality, sharp blades, secure the material properly, and employ a straight edge for consistent cuts. You can finish the edges by sanding, polishing, or flame polishing if a smoother edge is required. Read More

Acrylic is stronger and much more impact-resistant than other plastic materials. However polycarbonate outperforms acrylic with an impact strength that is 250 times greater than glass. Read More

An acrylic mirror sheet is a thermoplastic sheet with a highly reflective surface. Read More

What are the pros and cons of acrylic mirrors? Acrylic mirrors (also known as plexiglass mirrors) are a lightweight alternative to traditional glass mirrors, with distinct advantages and limitations tailored to different application scenarios. Read More

Can you use an acrylic mirror in a bathroom? Yes.Acrylic mirror is water resistant and can be used in the bathroom. We recommend silicone sealing around the edges. Read More