Acrylic Mirror

An acrylic mirror sheet is a lightweight, shatterproof plastic mirror that looks like glass but is stronger and safer.

Acrylic mirrors are lighter, impact-resistant, and available in many colors, while glass mirrors are heavier and break easily.

Yes, they are shatterproof and impact-resistant, but under extreme force, they may bend or crack instead of breaking.

Yes, acrylic mirrors are weather-resistant and UV-stable, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

The most common sizes are 4×3 ft and 8×4 ft, but they can be cut into any custom size as needed.

They usually come in 1mm, 1.2mm, 1.5mm, and 2.5mm thicknesses for different applications.

Yes, thinner sheets like 1mm are flexible, while thicker sheets like 2.5mm are more rigid.

Yes, they can be easily cut into custom shapes with simple tools or laser cutting.

Yes, acrylic mirrors are shatterproof and lightweight, making them safe for kids’ rooms and play areas.

They are available in silver, gold, rose gold, red, blue, purple, copper, and more.

They are used in homes, gyms, shops, events, exhibitions, and decorative projects.

Yes, silver acrylic sheets are perfect for gyms and dance studios as they are durable and safe.

Yes, they add a stylish and luxurious look to wardrobes, walls, and modern interiors.

Yes, colored acrylic mirrors like gold and rose gold are widely used for stages, backdrops, and décor.

Yes, they are lightweight, attractive, and safe for use in display areas and trial rooms.

Use a soft microfiber cloth with mild soap and water. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners.

They can get scratched if not handled carefully, so always clean gently and avoid sharp objects.

With proper care, acrylic mirrors can last 7–10 years or more.

Yes, they are UV-resistant but may warp under extreme heat if not mounted properly.

Prices start from ₹300 per sheet onwards, depending on size, thickness, and color.