Two way mirror netherlands
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Hello all,
Very inspired by this project.
I want to buy a good two way -real glass- mirror, any advice on a good supplier? I see different suppliers but i want good transparrancy, some only have 1 percent. Thanks.
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@kingofsnake Where do you live? I’m in Canada and I needed to go to a glass supplier to get mine. As my mirror is large (460mm X 1500mm ) it was expensive, as I couldn’t find one that manufactured it locally. It needed to be imported, then cut to size.
If your mirror is small, then you can likely use this cost-effective option:
https://smartmirrors.ca/products/two-way-acrylic-mirror-thinIf you live in the US, then you have some options available:
https://www.twowaymirrors.com/
https://www.tapplastics.com/product/plastics/cut_to_size_plastic/two_way_mirrored_acrylic/558Hopefully other people can comment on other parts of the world.
As far as transparency is concerned, you want about 15-20% light transmission, unless your mirror is going to be in a dark room, in which case you can get away with lower. If your mirror will be in direct sunlight, then you might need more light transmission.
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thanks for your reply, but i live in the Netherlands. Looking into Pilkington mirroview right now but few suppliers, and the ones that can supply are on holliday for a month ;-(. But i will keep searching.
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@kingofsnake I just noticed that the topic subject says Netherlands! Next time I’ll do a better job reading.
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@j.e.f.f np
