How Do I Make A Brossard Mirror Selection?

Brossard Mirrors Prevent Accidents	Brossard - Quality Mirrors Built To Last
*Strategically placed Brossard mirrors can:* Prevent both vehicular and foot traffic accidents Help you meet OSHA safety requirements Allow for monitoring assembly lines, conveyors, robotic systems, and other industrial production operations	Reduce pilferage and vandalism in retail stores Quality construction for long, trouble free service. A variety of sizes and configurations to meet virtually any application Brilliantly reflective
Choosing The Best Lens Material	Convex Mirrors for Harsh Environments
Lens material makes virtually no difference in the quality of the reflected image. Mirrors with glass lenses are easier to clean and are more resistant to scratching than acrylic mirrors. Acrylic mirrors are shatterproof and weigh less than the glass models. In flat mirrors, models with polished stainless steel lenses are most durable--in fact, they are virtually unbreakable	Chose a Klear-Vu convex mirror with corrosion-resistant stainless steel backing for special applications where salt spray, chemical fumes, steam, and excessive dust and moisture are present. Klear-Vu steel backed mirrors also are ideal for ultra sanitary environments, such as hospitals, nursing homes, laboratories, restaurants, and food packaging areas

What Size Mirror Should I Order?

There is no "hard and fast" rule for this. It is best to use the; largest mirror possible for the application. Generally, the 12" dia.. mirrors are best for distances up to 12 feet; 26" mirrors are best for distances to 26 feet, and so forth
For example: Most people seem to be more satisfied with a 26" or 30" mirror for good visability at the endd of a driveway.

Optional Steel Extension Brackets Available

Recommended for 12" to 30" diameter mirrors.
Model No. H100 - 14" bracket for use on any size mirror. Wall or ceiling.
Model No. H200 - 26" bracket for use on any size mirror. Wall or ceiling
These extensions provide more flexability when trying to get the mirror focused at a difficult angle.