Acrylic half dome convex mirror, for 180-degree view in a T-intersection.

Half dome convex mirror, 180-degree view in a T-intersection

Mounted on the wall or ceiling at the end of a hallway, this half dome convex mirror gives a 180-degree view of both sides of a T-intersection. Before turning the corner, everyone sees who is coming from the left and the right, which prevents collisions between pedestrians, carts and pallet jacks. Made of lightweight, flexible and durable acrylic with a black vinyl frame, it mounts with three screws or bolts. It is designed for indoor use only and must not be installed outdoors.

Available in 3 diameters. Select the size you need from the drop-down menu.

Features of the acrylic half dome convex mirror

• 180-degree view for a T-intersection.
• Half dome shape, which is a quarter sphere.
• Lightweight, flexible and durable acrylic mirror.
• Black vinyl frame, mirror open at the top.
• Three mounting holes reinforced with metal brackets.

Applications of the half dome mirror in hallways and aisles

This mirror eliminates blind spots and improves safety at T-intersections. Use it to watch a room, hallway, aisle or entryway and help prevent accidents, collisions and shoplifting.

Wall or ceiling installation of the half dome mirror

The mirror mounts on a wall or ceiling with three screws or bolts (not included). The frame has three pre-drilled holes reinforced with metal brackets. It is designed for indoor use only.

Sizing of the half dome convex mirror

The nominal size of a half dome mirror is the diameter of the full dome, not the length of its circular arc. For example, a nominal 20 in half dome mirror is 10 in high, 20 in wide and 10 in deep, with a circular arc of about 31 in.

Maintenance of the half dome convex mirror

This first surface mirror has an exposed reflective coating that is not protected by glass. To protect the coating, the manufacturer recommends cleaning the mirror with furniture polish. Do not use glass cleaners: they could damage the reflective coating.

FAQ about the 180-degree half dome convex mirror

Can this mirror be installed outdoors?

No. It is designed for indoor use only.

Does it mount on a wall or a ceiling?

Both. It mounts on a wall or ceiling with three screws or bolts.

Are the screws included?

No. The mounting screws or bolts are sold separately.

What are the actual dimensions of a 20 in mirror?

It is 10 in high, 20 in wide and 10 in deep, with an arc of about 31 in.

How do I clean the mirror without damaging it?

Use furniture polish, as recommended by the manufacturer. Glass cleaners can damage the reflective coating.

Suggestions to complement safety in your hallways and aisles

For the maintenance worker mounting this mirror at the end of a plant hallway, protective equipment matters as much as choosing the right spot. Dexterity open-finger gloves (GSSXPU3OF) keep the dexterity needed to handle screws, and Cee Tec clear-lens glasses (YA12E93101) protect the eyes while drilling. An Independence helmet (TA14LR) protects the head, a long-sleeve high-visibility shirt (VV45) keeps the worker visible in the aisles, and Laser Lite earplugs (OA1101) reduce machine noise.

For other layouts, the full dome (M86) mirror covers a four-way intersection and the quarter dome mirror (M89) watches a right-angle corner. During the work, close off the passage with a yellow and black expandable barricade (EPT195) or a retractable Tensacone (EPTCT) belt, and flag a washed floor with a bilingual wet floor sign (ETR01). The 1 in black (ECT748) anti-skid tape secures low-traffic steps.

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