Reduce specification risk
Drawings, dimensions, lighting, mounting, finish, and packaging details are reviewed before the order moves deeper into production.
About Us
Mirrors Engineered for Real Projects
Custom LED mirrors and mirror cabinets developed around drawings, installation details, project schedules, and repeatable production.
01Who We Are
More Than a Mirror Manufacturer
We support mirror brands, distributors, hospitality suppliers, contractors, developers, and design teams. Our role is to understand the design intent, identify manufacturing risks, refine technical details, and establish an order-specific route before mass production.
OEM / ODMControlled development
Engineering SupportProject-specific review
Quality AlignmentFrom material to shipment
Market ReviewDestination requirements
02Why Partner With Us
Clearer Decisions. Fewer Production Surprises.
The value of a manufacturing partner is measured in the work that happens before and between production steps.
Coordinate one project brief
Sales, engineering, production, quality, and logistics work from the same approved information as the project develops.
Support repeatable delivery
Room types, model codes, phased quantities, carton marks, and inspection checkpoints can be organized for project orders.
03Manufacturing Capability
Built for Reliable Production
Production capability is reviewed against the proposed construction and quantity. You can confirm the relevant glass, frame or cabinet, lighting, assembly, inspection, packaging, and dispatch processes before commitment.
04What You Can Verify
Look Beyond the Factory Photo
A factory review should connect equipment and people to your actual mirror construction. These are the checkpoints we recommend confirming for the quoted model and order.
Incoming Materials
Confirm mirror, metal, cabinet, LED, driver, hardware, and finish requirements against the approved specification.
Glass & Mirror Processing
Review cutting, edging, drilling, backing, demister position, and visible-surface protection for the selected construction.
Frame & Cabinet Work
Align material, profile, joint treatment, finish sample, door gaps, shelves, and hardware before release.
Lighting & Electrical
Define LED layout, color temperature, driver, controls, wiring exit, voltage, plug, and optional functions by model.
Assembly Control
Use approved drawings and samples to control dimensions, fit, mounting parts, labels, and accessories.
Inspection & Testing
Agree the plan for appearance, dimensions, lighting, electrical functions, assembly, and order-specific tests.
Export Packaging
Confirm protection, carton construction, accessories, carton marks, pallets, or crates for the shipment route.
Order & Dispatch Control
Coordinate room types, model codes, phased quantities, packing lists, loading, and shipment documents.
05Engineering & Customization
Your Design. Our Engineering.
Frame depth, lighting position, mounting structure, electrical configuration, installation clearances, finish, labeling, and packaging can affect the final product. These details are reviewed before sampling and production.
Drawing reviewTechnical evaluationConstruction developmentElectrical configurationMounting solutionPrototype development
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06Factory Review Pack
Review the Work Behind the Product
A useful factory review connects the quoted construction to the people, equipment, records, and release checks that support it.
People & responsibilities
Confirm who owns engineering review, production coordination, quality release, packing, and shipment communication.
Equipment & process fit
Review the relevant cutting, edging, drilling, frame, cabinet, lighting, assembly, and testing capability for the selected model.
Records & approvals
Align drawings, material details, sample approvals, inspection criteria, labels, and packing instructions before production release.
Packing & dispatch
Confirm protection, carton identification, loading sequence, packing lists, and order-specific shipping documents.
07Project Journey
From Your Idea to Final Delivery
A controlled path for custom and project orders.
08Quality
Quality Is a Process
Quality alignment starts with approved requirements and continues through materials, manufacturing, assembly, testing, identification, and packing.
Our quality process
09Sample & Development
Test Before You Scale
Where sampling is required, it becomes the reference for dimensions, appearance, lighting, functions, construction, mounting, labels, and electrical configuration.
Discuss sample requirements
10Built for Projects
More Than Products. A Project Partner.
Project orders may include repeated room types, specification revisions, phased quantities, carton identification, and coordinated delivery dates.
- Multiple room types
- Specification control
- Drawing management
- Sample approval
- Phased production
- Packaging identification
11People Make the Difference
Our Team, Your Partner
Sales, engineering, production, quality, and logistics roles stay connected to the same approved project information.
12Quality Verification
Define What Will Be Checked
Inspection criteria should follow the approved model, drawing, sample, destination, and purchase requirement. The applicable checks are agreed before production instead of assumed after shipment.
01Mirror surface02Dimensions03Lighting04Electrical details05Frame & finish06Specified functions07Packaging08Model-specific documents
Specific sampling levels, test standards, compliance documents, and inspection records remain model- and order-dependent.
13Project Review Package
Documents That Keep a Project Aligned
The available document set is confirmed for the selected product and order. This avoids treating a company-level file as proof for every model.
Product drawingsMaterial and component specificationsSample approval record when applicableInspection requirementsPackaging specificationLabels and carton marksPacking list informationModel-specific compliance documents
14Factory Review Checklist
Prepare the Right Questions Before Approval
Use this short checklist when reviewing a proposed model, requesting evidence, or preparing a factory visit.
Confirm the construction matches the approved drawingReview the relevant equipment and process checkpointsAgree sample, inspection, and test requirementsConfirm carton marks, protection, and packing listsIdentify the project owner for each open questionRecord what remains model- or order-dependent
Share your project brief
14Project Questions
What Project Teams Usually Confirm
The right answer depends on the selected model, construction, quantity, destination, and approved project documents. These are the questions to clarify early.
What is the minimum order quantity?
MOQ is confirmed by product type, customization level, and production plan.
How long does sampling take?
Timing depends on drawing readiness, component selection, approval rounds, and sample complexity.
Can you support an inspection or factory review?
Factory and process reviews can be arranged around the quoted construction and order requirements.
What documents are supplied?
The applicable drawings, specifications, inspection records, packing details, and compliance documents are confirmed per model and order.
How is project packaging handled?
Carton marks, protection, pallets or crates, packing lists, and shipment labels are aligned to the project route.
What should we send for an RFQ?
Send a drawing, BOQ or reference, target dimensions, quantity, destination, functions, finish, mounting, packaging, and schedule.
Project RFQ
Send the Information That Shapes the Product
Share what is already known. Dimensions, construction, electrical details, mounting, finish, packaging, and documentation can then be reviewed in one project brief.
- Drawing, BOQ, specification, or reference
- Quantity, destination, and target schedule
- Functions, finish, mounting, and packaging
