Acrylic Mirror Sheet

Shatter-resistant mirror at half the weight of glass — for retail, gyms, and anywhere breakage is a risk.

Acrylic mirror is clear acrylic with a reflective coating applied to the back face and protected by a backing layer. Acrylic mirror is lighter than comparable glass mirror and can reduce sharp-fragment risk, but its impact behaviour and fixing must still be reviewed for the application.

It is not optically equal to glass mirror. On large unsupported panels you will see slight distortion, so it should be bonded to a flat substrate wherever the reflection matters.

Specification

Property Specification
Finishes Silver, gold, bronze, coloured, one-way
Thickness 1 mm – 6 mm
Widths 1220 mm and 1830 mm standard; other widths to order
Weight Approx. half that of glass mirror
Breakage Shatter resistant — no sharp fragments
Backing Protective coat over the reflective layer
Best practice Bond to a flat substrate for large panels

Typical applications

  • Retail fitting rooms and display
  • Gyms, dance studios and sports facilities
  • Schools, nurseries and care environments
  • Vehicle, caravan and marine interiors
  • Decorative wall features and signage

Questions buyers ask

Why does my acrylic mirror look distorted?

Almost always because it is unsupported or mounted on an uneven wall. Acrylic mirror follows whatever it is fixed to. Bond it to a flat rigid substrate and the distortion disappears.

Can acrylic mirror be used outdoors?

We do not recommend it. Moisture eventually attacks the reflective backing at the edges. For exterior use, seal all edges and expect a shorter service life than indoors.

How should it be cleaned?

Soft cloth and mild soapy water only. The front surface is bare acrylic, so ammonia cleaners and paper towel will damage it.

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Clear Acrylic Sheet

Clear acrylic for displays, signs and glazing; confirm grade-specific transmission, UV exposure and surface finish.

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