Pro-safe PLX-1218 Rectangular Convex Safety Mirror

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PLX-1218 is a rectangular convex safety mirror designed for indoor traffic monitoring and inspection applications. Featuring an acrylic lens with a laminated hardboard backing and rubber frame, this mirror provides a wide-angle view of blind spots in warehouses, retail stockrooms, manufacturing floors, and similar facilities. At 12 inches high and 18 inches wide, it covers a maximum distance of 16 feet, making it a practical choice for aisle intersections, doorways, and corners where sightlines are limited. Facilities managers, safety coordinators, and maintenance personnel typically handle installation.

This mirror is suited for indoor environments where traffic awareness and collision prevention are priorities. Common install locations include warehouse aisles, loading dock corners, walk-in cooler entries, and shop floor intersections. The convex lens geometry expands the visible field beyond what a flat mirror can provide at the same mounting height, allowing a single unit to cover an entire intersection or blind-corner approach. The rubber frame and laminated hardboard backing are appropriate for light-duty indoor conditions without exposure to moisture or outdoor elements.

Key Features

• Convex acrylic lens for wide-angle blind-spot coverage up to 16 feet
• Rectangular shape measuring 12 inches high by 18 inches wide
• Rubber frame and handle provide secure grip and edge protection
• Laminated hardboard backing for lightweight, rigid support
• Indoor-rated construction for warehouses, shops, and facilities

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install convex safety mirror for standard indoor traffic and inspection applications in light commercial and industrial facilities.

Installation Notes

Mounting is typically performed by facilities maintenance staff and does not require licensed trade credentials. Ensure the selected mounting surface can support the mirror weight and allows the convex face to be angled toward the intended coverage zone. Use appropriate wall anchors for drywall or masonry substrates. Do not install in outdoor or high-humidity environments, as the laminated hardboard backing is not rated for moisture exposure.