Pro-safe PLXR-26 Round Convex Safety Mirror 26 Inch

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PLXR-26 is a round, convex safety and traffic inspection mirror built for outdoor use. The 26-inch diameter acrylic lens provides a wide-angle view to cover blind corners, driveways, warehouse aisles, and traffic intersections at distances up to 28 feet. A laminated hardboard backing adds structural rigidity, while the rubber frame and rubber handle material protect the lens edge and aid in handling during installation. At 17 pounds, this is a substantial mirror suited for permanent mounting in high-traffic areas. Mounting hardware is included. This mirror is intended for facility managers, safety coordinators, and trade professionals responsible for site safety installations.

The PLXR-26 is designed for outdoor environments where enhanced sightlines are required. Typical applications include loading docks, parking garage exits, sharp roadway bends, retail driveways, and industrial facility intersections. The convex shape expands the visible field of view beyond what a flat mirror provides, making it effective for traffic management and pedestrian safety zones. Its outdoor rating means it is built to withstand exposure to weather and UV conditions in open or semi-open installations.

Key Features

• 26-inch diameter acrylic convex lens covers up to 28 feet of distance
• Outdoor-rated construction suitable for exposed installations
• Laminated hardboard backing for added rigidity and shape retention
• Rubber frame and rubber handle for edge protection and secure handling
• Mounting hardware included for direct installation
• 2.5-inch profile depth keeps wall or post projection minimal

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation convex safety mirror for standard outdoor wall, post, or pole mounting applications in commercial and industrial facilities.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a facilities maintenance technician or a licensed contractor depending on the mounting location and local code requirements. Before mounting, verify the anchor surface or post can support the 17-pound weight of the mirror assembly. Use appropriate fasteners for the substrate material, whether masonry, wood, or steel. Position the mirror to achieve the intended sightline coverage angle before final fastening, as the convex lens field of view is sensitive to mounting angle.