
The current-generation Reflectiv one-way mirror, made in six finishes: Silver 500, Gold 501, Red 502, Blue 503, Green 504 and Bronze 505. Silver passes 5% of visible light; the colour versions suit glazing out of direct sun. Imported per project on order.
MIR 500 is Reflectiv's one-way mirror for ordinary rooms: clear glazing and double glazing under about 1.2 square metres a pane, which covers most homes and small offices. On the daylight side the pane reads as a silver mirror; from inside, the view out stays. The effect holds while outside is brighter than inside, which is the physics of every one-way film and worth planning lighting around.
The film is crystal PET with an acrylic polymer adhesive, applied to the inside face at a minimum of 5°C, and fire-rated Euroclass B-S1,d0, the certificate architects ask for on public interiors. In service it tolerates minus 20 to plus 80°C, and Reflectiv quotes 12 to 15 years of durability for vertical glazing in central Europe.
Ours is the colour generation of the film: silver plus gold, red, blue, green and bronze mirror finishes, imported per project. Silver is the strongest mirror; the colours suit glazing out of direct sun. Rolls run 1.52 metres wide, and after fitting the film wants thirty days before its first clean, then non-abrasive products without ammonia.
MIR 500 goes on the inside face and is designed for any normal clear glass, with double glazing fine below about 1.2 square metres per pane; larger sealed units are MIR 600's job. Polycarbonate is the surface to avoid, since it outgasses and bubbles, and Reflectiv recommends a compatibility test on anything unusual.
| Effect | One-way mirror |
|---|---|
| Colours | Silver · Gold · Red · Blue · Green · Bronze |
| Visible light transfer (VLT) | 5% (silver) |
| Thickness | 80 μm crystal PET |
| Application | Internal |
Figures are nominal and provided for comparison. Your specialist confirms the final specification and suitability for your glass on a site survey.
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