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Mirrorlite™
Glassless Mirror may be applied to any flat surface with
little or no preparation. Because of its light weight,
wall inserts and supports are eliminated. The mirror
can be mounted directly to finished plaster, wood paneling
and interior partitioning.
For wall mounting,
mirrors are provided with a serrated metal hanger commonly
used to hang pictures. Rectangular mirrors have
mounting holes to allow hanging on the long or short
dimension. Velcro "hook and loop" fasteners are
utilized at the corners to position the mirror. For
irregular wall surfaces, other conventional attachments can
be used such as moldings or foam tape
The lightweight and
shatterproof qualities allow Mirrorlite™
Mirrors to be suspended
from ceilings with wire or nylon line. Standard
suspension systems are easily adapted for mirror
installation. The aluminum frame can be drilled for
various self-tapping fasteners giving the designer complete
freedom to devise custom attachments.
Because he
mirror surface is non-static, the frequency of cleaning is
minimized. A Mirrorlite™
Mirror can be cleaned with a
non-abrasive liquid household cleaner like Windex or
Johnson's "Kleen n' Shine". A soft lint-free cotton
cloth should be used to apply the cleaner. Should the
surface become lightly scratched, it can be restored by
applying a carnauba wax, like Pledge, and polishing with a
soft cloth.
As the mirror film has
so little mass and the air space behind the film is
ventilated through the core, a Mirrorlite™
Mirror is virtually
free from condensation and fog in areas such as bathroom and
swimming pools.
The air space behind
the film allows it to flex under minor impact. While
the film is extremely strong, a hard blow may dent the
surface. Often this can be removed with a hot air
blower. A sharp instrument could penetrate the
surface. However, the penetration will not run and the
remainder of the surface will be undisturbed.
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