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General Purpose Convex Mirrors
This is our general purpose convex mirror, designed for all indoor applications. A fully framed mirror with a double sided aluminium laminated back and fitted with the DuraVision Fully adjustable J-Bracket. This wall fitting bracket is fully adjustable to any angle you require to help you view blind spots and hard to see areas concealed by shelving, partitions and walls.
- What size mirror should I use?
- Can I use this mirror in any outdoor situation?
Typical Uses
- Suitable for all general applications where a sturdy mirror is required
- Warehouse or Industrial use - Doorways, Pallet Racks, Forklift areas, Conveyors, Hoppers
- General public areas, Drive thru's, Banks, TAB's, Poker Machine Areas
- Undercover car parks, Apartment Buildings
- Children's play areas
DuraVision Range - Sizes and Description
| Part Code | Description |
| 18020J | 300mm General Purpose Indoor Convex Mirror |
| 18038J | 450mm General Purpose Indoor Convex Mirror |
| 18056J | 600mm General Purpose Indoor Convex Mirror |
| 18082J | 800mm General Purpose Indoor Convex Mirror |
Features
- Fully adjustable positioning wall or ceiling fitting J-Bracket
- Fully framed mirror with aluminium laminate back (ACM)
- Mirror face manufactured from 2mm 'optical grade' acrylic
- Zinc Plated Steel Fittings
- Inline (2 hole) mounting - suitable for fixing to studs, pallet racks
- Easy installation, low maintenance
Can I use this mirror in any outdoor situation?
The General Purpose Mirror can be used in any indoor application and some outdoor areas but the outdoor and traffic models are a more robust options where the mirror is fully exposed and continually open to the elements. The General Purpose mirror is suitable for outdoor sheltered areas for example, warehouse doorways where there is an overhead canopy or awning. Wind loading is the main concern and if you are using a 60cm mirror or smaller then generally there will be no issues. If in doubt use the EXT series as a preferred alternative.
What size mirror should I use?
As a general rule the combined distance between the mirror and the observer and the distant between the mirror and the object to be viewed will determine the correct size mirror. Always choose a slightly larger rather than smaller mirror. If the mirror is too small then the image it produces will be of little value but if the mirror is slightly larger than required, you only get more and an enhanced view!
- Combined distance 0 to 5 metres Use 300mm or 450mm mirror
- Combined distance 5 to 10 metres Use 450mm or 600mm mirror
- Combined distance 10 to 15 metres Use 600mm or 800mm mirror
- Combined distance over 15 metres Use 800mm mirror