Creative Ironmongery has launched ‘a replacement’ quarter dome mirror for the health and custodial market in response to what it says are issues of ‘lack of stock’ and high prices for existing such stainless steel mirrors.
MD and owner, Alan Rees, said: “We have designed a new way for the mirrors to be fixed to the wall / ceilings, by integrating the fixing flanges into the actual dome, so that the unit is all polished stainless and not a painted frame with a polished mirror.
MD and owner, Alan Rees, said: “We have designed a new way for the mirrors to be fixed to the wall / ceilings, by integrating the fixing flanges into the actual dome, so that the unit is all polished stainless and not a painted frame with a polished mirror. Aesthetically it looks better, and is also easier to fix. We have used a 1.5 mm thick stainless steel in place of the ‘more usual’ 0.9 or 1.2 mm material; the mirror doesn’t require the foam that the polycarbonate equivalents do, and we are looking at marketing it to be competitive against polycarbonate versions. It is stronger, cheaper and – in contrast to stainless steel quarter dome mirrors from other suppliers – will be available from stock.