Chromic Mirror

In addition to normal uses of mirrors in wvwryday life since thw ancient times, architects have utilized mirrors for interior decoration of buildings to make a better lighting effect for the inner spaces of the rooms and halls. Most mirrors are made by adding reflective coating to a suitable screen (usually glass). In most mirrors, this page is made of glass because of its ease of construction, transparency, hardness, and the ability to have a smooth finish. The reflector cover is usually added to the back of the mirror to protect against erosion and sudden damage. More glass mirrors are covered with silver, along with a set of other coatings.

The product is a mirror with nanometeric chromium coating. Chromic mirrors are suitable for wet areas and high humidity (baths, indoor swimming pools). Chrome coating is highly resistant and moisture can not have the slightest effect on it. These mirrors can also be used as a decorative style for new designs or for producing visual effects with a variety of reflections.