Angle Frame Mirrors 

Angle frame restroom mirrors are a type of commercial-grade mirror commonly used in public restrooms—like those in schools, hospitals, office buildings, and restaurants. The term "angle frame" refers to the design of the mirror’s frame, which features a slanted or beveled edge (usually at 45 degrees), giving it a clean, finished look and added durability.

Key Features:

• Metal Frame (usually stainless steel or aluminum): Provides strength and corrosion resistance, especially in high-moisture environments.

• Beveled or Angled Edges: The angled frame adds aesthetic appeal and helps reduce the risk of damage from impacts.

• Tamper-resistant mounting options: Designed for public use, they’re often built to resist vandalism or theft.

• Safety Backing: Many come with shatterproof backing to help prevent injury if the glass breaks.

Common Uses:

• Public and commercial restrooms

• Institutional facilities

• Industrial buildings

• ADA-compliant bathroom installations