ASI 0535-1830 (18 x 30) Fixed Angle Tilted Mirror, 18 Wide X 30 High

18 inches Wide x 30 inches High

• Fixed tilt angle design offers excellent visibility for wheelchair patients, ensuring they can easily see themselves.
• The corners of the mirror are polished to a smooth, uniform satin finish, enhancing its aesthetic appeal and safety.
• Crafted from type 304, alloy 18 - 8 stainless steel with a satin - finished frame, providing durability and a modern look.
• Features a plate glass mirror for clear reflection.
• Surface - mounted installation makes it easy to set up.
• The frame face is a single - piece construction without miters or spot - welded seams, adding to its sturdiness.
• Comes with various sizes and glazing options to meet different needs.

This mirror is ideal for wheelchair patients as it offers great visibility. The frame is made of 20 - gauge stainless steel with a satin finish. The mirror tapers from 4 inches (102 mm) at the top to 1 inch (25 mm) at the bottom. It's fabricated from alloy 18 - 8 stainless steel, type 304, 20 - gauge. The face is a one - piece construction without miters or spot - welded seams. All exposed surfaces have a No 4 satin finish and are protected during shipment by a plastic PVC film that can be easily removed after installation. Concealed tamper - resistant locking devices are also provided.

Using this fixed - angle tilted mirror is a breeze. First, choose a suitable location on the wall and use the provided hardware to mount it. Once installed, wheelchair patients can easily position themselves in front of the mirror to see their reflection due to the fixed tilt angle. When it comes to maintenance, simply use a soft, damp cloth to wipe the mirror surface. Avoid using abrasive cleaners as they can scratch the glass. The frame can also be cleaned with a mild soap solution. During shipping, the mirror is protected by a plastic PVC film. Make sure to remove it after installation. Keep in mind that the mirror has concealed tamper - resistant locking devices, so don't try to tamper with them. Also, be careful when handling the mirror to avoid any breakage, especially around the edges which are polished but still fragile.