Aluminium Alloy Framed Mirror

A: It features light weight, high hardness, no deformation, rustproof, waterproof, moisture-proof, fade-resistant, easy to clean, and has a sleek modern metallic texture better than wood and ordinary iron frames.

A: Common finishes include brushed aluminum, matte black, silver, gold, rose gold, champagne, electrostatic spraying, and anodizing, matching minimalist, luxury, Nordic, and modern interior styles.

A: They come in rectangle, square, round, oval, arch, irregular, and special curved shapes, with slim narrow frames and wide frame options for different aesthetic needs.

A: Yes, anodized and electroplated aluminum frames resist oxidation, daily collision, and scratch wear, maintaining color and structural stability for many years without cracking or fading.

A: Yes, they can be customized in size, frame width, thickness, shape, color finish, and mounting method to fit custom cabinet sizes and interior design layouts.

A: Most mirrors come with pre-installed mounting hooks or back brackets, supporting wall mounting with expansion screws; lightweight models can also use no-drill adhesive for easy installation.

A: Aluminum alloy is lighter, more cost-effective, richer in color options, and easier to process into special shapes, while stainless steel is heavier with stronger hardness and a cooler metal texture.

A: Wipe the mirror surface with a soft lint-free cloth, clean the aluminum frame with neutral detergent and water, avoid harsh corrosive chemicals, keep the surface dry, and check mounting fittings regularly to ensure stable and long-term use.