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Key Features

Mirra Mirror General Dimensions

Ready-to-Hang Concept No assembly required! Your Mirra mirror comes with mounting hardware already installed and the fabric already stretched.

  • Easy installation: Unpack, hang it up, and you're done.
  • Maximum flexibility: The mounts are designed so that you can position the mirror horizontally or vertically at any time.
  • Ideal for any wall: Thanks to the film technology's extremely low weight, it is also perfectly suited for lightweight and drywall walls.
Mirra Mirror Product Features

Easy to Clean & Durable

The special surface is stain-resistant and just as easy to clean as regular glass.

  • Easy to clean: All you need is a soft microfiber cloth and lukewarm water to achieve a streak-free shine.
  • Durable: Dust and fingerprints can be easily removed without the need for harsh chemical cleaners.
  • Tip: Avoid abrasive cleaners—this will keep your Mirra mirror looking as good as new for years to come.

With two people, you can install one panel in 10 minutes.

  1. Attach four brackets to the frame using the included screws. Nothing sticks out.
  2. Use a level, mark four points, and drill 6 mm holes.
  3. Insert the anchors and tighten the screws.
  4. Place the panel in position and align it sideways using the slotted hole.

Holds to drywall, concrete, brick, and wood. For drywall, we recommend cavity wall anchors. A 120 × 200 cm panel weighs 4.8 kg; a glass mirror of the same size weighs about 24 kg.

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How it mounts

Four brackets. No glass to wrestle.

Two brackets along the bottom carry the weight; two along the top keep the frame tight to the wall. Every screw goes into the wall or the aluminum frame — never through the mirror itself.

And with no heavy glass to lift, there's no installer to book.

Works on

Drywall · Hollow-wall anchors, or screw straight into a stud.

WALL · DRYWALL ¾″ DEEP HOLDS IT FLUSH Top brackets NEVER DRILLED Mirror surface CARRIES THE WEIGHT Bottom brackets
That's it.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What customers ask before they place an order.

Eighteen answers about technology, safety, assembly, maintenance, and shipping. If you can't find what you're looking for, give us a call. It's faster than sending an email.

Through temperature, not adhesive. The HD film is placed over the aluminum frame and, using a patented process, is successively exposed to extreme heat and extreme cold. As a result, it contracts evenly in every direction, lies perfectly flat, and only then takes on a mirror-like appearance.

That’s what sets it apart from anything you can build yourself. A piece of film that’s been glued on remains just a piece of film on a panel and reveals every unevenness beneath it. A thermally tensioned surface has no substrate to reflect. It stands freely within the frame, held in place by its own tension.

Because the reflective layer is on the front, not the back. In a glass mirror, it’s behind the glass. The light has to pass through the glass twice, and a small portion is already reflected back at the front. This creates the faint second outline—the double image—and, with thick glass, a slight green tint.

With Mirra mirror, the reflective layer is on the surface. One layer, one image, no intermediate layer. The larger the size, the more noticeable the difference.

No. The surface isn't resting on any surface, so it can't reflect one. It follows the frame, not the wall. A ruler held in front of the mirror stays straight.

The difference from acrylic: A plastic sheet warps over time and becomes wavy in large formats. A tensioned surface does not.

No. Self-adhesive mirror film from the home improvement store is applied to a wall or panel and conforms to any unevenness. That's why it creates a "fairground" effect.

The Mirra mirror is a ready-to-use mirror: The patented HD film is thermally stretched over an 18-mm aluminum frame, which is when it becomes reflective. It does not come into contact with any surface. The mirror is hung, not glued.

Four layers of HD film, thermally stretched over an 18-mm-deep aluminum frame. No glass, no backing board, no adhesive layer facing the surface.

Weight per unit area: 2 kg/m². A 120 × 200 cm panel weighs 4.8 kg. The surface also features a nano-coating to prevent fogging.

No. The film isn't simply cooled during the stretching process. It is subjected to extreme heat and extreme cold in succession. The patented process prevents any residual movement in the surface.

Whatever happens to the temperature in the room later on, it has already been experienced at the studio. Whether it's hot yoga at 28 degrees or an unheated basement in winter: the intensity remains the same.

No. The mirror effect is caused by thermal stress in the frame. A cut releases this stress, and the surface loses its flatness.

We therefore manufacture custom sizes directly to the desired dimensions, up to 3 m in width without any seams.

No, it doesn't contain any glass. With glass mirrors, a distinction is made between single-pane glass, tempered glass (ESG), and laminated safety glass (VSG): Tempered glass shatters into dull crumbs, while laminated safety glass holds the shards together with an interlayer. Both are designed to minimize damage.

The Mirra mirror has no glass layer that could shatter. That's why it's found in gyms, daycare centers, and children's rooms.

2 kg/m². A 120 × 200 cm panel weighs 4.8 kg; a front panel consisting of six panels weighs about 29 kg.

A glass mirror made of 4-mm float glass weighs about 10 kg/m², or roughly 24 kg for the same size. This is a standard market estimate.

Yes. A 120 × 200 cm panel weighs 4.8 kg and is suspended at four points. Hollow-wall anchors in the panel are sufficient; no framing is needed.

For comparison: A glass mirror of the same size weighs about 24 kg. Manufacturers recommend securing mirrors weighing 20 kg or more to the stud frame.

For wall mounting: four holes per unit, 6 mm in diameter. Anchors, screws, brackets, and a level are included; the brackets are pre-assembled.

The version on casters requires no holes in the wall at all. There are magnets on the ceiling mount.

For a full-length mirror, position it so that the top edge is about 15 cm above eye level—in practice, 160 to 180 cm above the floor.

In dance studios, the bottom edge is usually set 30 to 40 cm above the floor so that the footwork stays in the frame.

No. The nano-coating keeps the surface clear even when exposed to steam and temperature changes—without a power connection or heating film. Hot yoga, HIIT, twenty people at 26 degrees.

Use a soft microfiber cloth and a standard glass cleaner, just like you would for a regular mirror.

No abrasive cleaners, no scratchy sponges, no blades.

More durable than acrylic. You can run your fingernail across the surface without leaving a mark. That's exactly where acrylic mirrors fall short: plastic picks up every ring and every zipper.

When cleaning, however, the rule is: use a soft cloth, no abrasive cleaners, and no scratchy sponges.

We ship within 10 business days of receiving your order. Custom sizes are made to order; the lead time is listed in the configurator.

Use a specialized shipping company, not a regular package delivery service. A two-meter mirror won't make it through a sorting facility.

Items are transported upright, never flat. Stacking them flat causes bruising; when transported upright, the surface arrives just as it did when it left the factory.

30-day money-back guarantee, in addition to the statutory 14-day right of withdrawal. Returns within Germany are free of charge.

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