MIRRORS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

MARBLE

Sheet of glass covered by layers of silver, copper and, finally,

paint. The use of topquality raw materials in conjunction with

the correct mirror manufacturing process guarantee maximum

protection against stains caused by corrosion.

ACRYLIC GLASS

The polymethylmetacrylate (PMMA) is known as one of

the “engineering plastics”, and is obtained through the

polymerisation of methyl methacrylate. It stands out from

other plastics due to the fact that it is impact resistant, weather

resistant—as it does not undergo any significant ageing in

ten years of outdoor exposure—resistant to UVA rays and

scratch resistant. Due to its absolute transparency (it is the

most transparent plastic), it is most commonly used in vehicle

headlights, optics, medicine or partition panels. For use in

architecture and decoration, it is lighter than glass and provides

greater resistance to impact, meaning it can be

a good substitute in many situations.

STAINLESS STEEL

It is an alloy of iron and carbon. Steel maintains the iron hardness

characteristics. This steel has a special chrome treatment against

the rust and oxidation. The used alloys are SS201 & SS304.

BRASS OR SIMILAR ALLOYS

A copper and zinc alloy—this is one of the non-ferrous metals,

the proportion of which varies according to its use. It offers

greater malleability than both copper and zinc separately,

and it is easily refined which allows for a high level of design

customization.

ALUMINIUM

Aluminium alloy. May be presented as solid, extruded and

calibrated. Aluminium is an important metal for numerous

industries, such as the automotive industry where it is most

common. It is generally a soft metal with low melting points.

CARRARA MARBLE:

Extracted from Italy’s Tuscan quarries, each piece of marble

is different and each stone has its own unique characteristics.

Its white background has distinctive light blue-grey veins

running through its surface.

MARQUINA MARBLE:

Elegant and classic, each piece of marble is different and every

stone has its own characteristics. Extracted from the quarries

sited in Marquina (Vizcaya), it is characterized by its white veins

on the black stone. The less veins it has, more appreciated is.

COMPOSITE

A material comprised of 75% natural minerals (calcium carbonate

and aluminium trihydrate) mixed with 25% polyester resin.

The gel coating provides a surface that is highly durable, elegant

to the touch and extremely hygienic.

ULTRA CLEAR GLASS

Finest quality and pureness, ultra clear glass is characterised

by its low iron oxide content. With greater optical quality than

standard glass, it is particularly suitable for manufacture with

optical components such as precision lenses. Ensures neutral

edges, high light transmission and does not alter colours.

100% recyclable material.

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