Convex mirrors have a variety of uses all of which
will increase the safety of not only you but also those around you.
One of the primary uses is for road safety whether it
is a hidden entry, a blind spot or for your driveway. Being able to look into
the mirror will provide reassurance as you can check for other motorists or
pedestrians. If you are buying a safety mirror for road purposes then you need
to ensure you put it up in the correct place.
If you put your convex mirrors up on private land such
as a driveway or private car park then you do not need authority from the council. Just ensure that it is on the
driveway rather than on the public highway as local councils do have powers
to remove it from your land. The convex safety mirror can either be
mounted on a wall or on a pole so finding a place to mount it couldn't be easier.
Another popular use for convex mirrors is within shops
for security. If the mirror is placed at the correct angle and height it gives
the shopkeeper a better view from the till as they can see things that are
normally obscured from their vision. This acts as a real deterrent to thieves
and enables you to closely monitor what people are doing in the shop. Your
convex safety mirror will only need a quick wipe once in a while so it is the
perfect low cost solution to shop security.
The mirror can also be used in other areas such as
busy reception waiting rooms in a hospital or doctors surgery. It could also be
used in long corridors that may seem intimidating to users if they have to use
them at night time.
If you are interested in buying convex safety mirrors
then check us out. We sell 4 sizes of convex mirrors,
all of which are weatherproof so can be used either inside or outside
I just had to add this photo of office dog Lola looking very sorry for herself. Note the bald leg in the background? She's had a little operation but she's feeling much better now and back to driving us all round the bend with her cheeky ways :)
I just had to add this photo of office dog Lola looking very sorry for herself. Note the bald leg in the background? She's had a little operation but she's feeling much better now and back to driving us all round the bend with her cheeky ways :)