Ordinary glass mirror

Here are some basic introductions and characteristics of glass mirrors:
1. Material: Glass mirrors usually use flat glass as the substrate, which has moderate hardness and is easy to process into various shapes and sizes.
2. Reflective coating: The reflective coating on the back of the mirror is generally silver or aluminum. These metal coatings can reflect light and form a clear image. Silver-coated mirrors have high reflectivity and good color reproduction, while aluminum-coated mirrors are more corrosion-resistant.
3. Safety: High-quality glass mirrors will be treated with safety treatments, such as tempering, to prevent sharp fragments when the mirror is broken, reducing the risk of injury.
4. Clarity: The clarity of a glass mirror depends on the quality and thickness of the coating, as well as the flatness of the glass. High-quality mirrors can provide clear reflections without distortion.
5. Anti-fog function: Some glass mirrors have anti-fog function, which is particularly suitable for use in humid environments such as bathrooms, to prevent the mirror surface from being blurred by water vapor.
6. Decorativeness: Glass mirrors are not only practical, but also highly decorative. They can be designed in various styles and shapes to suit different interior decoration needs.
7. Maintenance: Glass mirrors are easy to clean, but it is necessary to avoid using corrosive cleaners to avoid damaging the reflective coating.
8. Installation method: Glass mirrors can be installed on walls, furniture or used as free-standing mirrors. There are many installation methods that can be selected according to space and personal preferences.
9. Size and thickness: Glass mirrors are available in a variety of sizes and thicknesses. Users can choose the appropriate size and thickness according to their needs.