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MIR 502
MIR 502 is a red-tinted one-way mirror film.
MIR 502 is a red-tinted one-way mirror film. Vivid red mirror effect, strong visual impact. 8% VLT. Interior application.
One-Way Mirror Film
€73.00EXCL. VAT
or €87.60 incl. VAT
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Minimum 5 metres, in 1-metre increments.
5 metres
€29.40excl. VAT / m
Total excl. VAT · 5 metres€147.00
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Glazing compatibility
Single
Tempered
Double
Glazing
<1.20m
Double
Glazing
>1.20m
Laminated
Installation position
Interior
Exterior
Application method
The surface to be covered must be free of dust, grease or any other contaminant. Some materials such as polycarbonate may cause bubbling issues. A compatibility test is therefore recommended.
Description
MIR 502: the red mirror effect for bold visual identity
MIR 502 does not go unnoticed. Its red mirror effect transforms glazing into a coloured reflective surface, creating powerful visual impact from outside.
With 8% VLT, privacy is near-total. Boutique facades, event spaces, cultural buildings, bold architectural projects.
MIR 502 does not go unnoticed. Its red mirror effect transforms glazing into a coloured reflective surface, creating powerful visual impact from outside.
With 8% VLT, privacy is near-total. Boutique facades, event spaces, cultural buildings, bold architectural projects.
Durability
Manufacturer warranty: 10. Actual service life depends on exposure, glazing quality, correct installation and maintenance.
Maintenance
30 days after installation.
Storage
2 years from delivery. Store away from excessive humidity and sunlight, at a temperature below 38°C.
Performance
EN 410SupportPET
Support Thickness60
ProtectorSilicone PET
Thickness Protector23
AdhesiveAcrylic polymer
ColorRed mirror
Application faceInterior
VLT8%
Guarantee10
Application temperature+ 5°C
ApplicationSoapy water
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