Description The Glassis is a 112x81cm rectangular wall mirror built with a triple-layered bevelled glass frame construction. The inner mirror surface is surrounded by stepped glass borders in two tones — a darker outer frame and a lighter middle border — creating a three-dimensional architectural effect. The wood backing adds structural rigidity and allows the 14.6kg mirror to be mounted securely on standard wall fixings. Designed for hallways, above-console positions in living rooms, and bathroom feature walls, the Glassis works in spaces where the mirror itself functions as a decorative object rather than just a reflective surface. The 112cm height suits most residential ceiling heights of 2.4m or above, while the 81cm width provides enough reflective area to open up a narrow hallway or corridor visually. The 2cm total depth includes the wood backing and projects minimally from the wall once hung. The bevelled glass frame catches and refracts ambient light differently depending on the viewing angle and time of day, so the mirror changes appearance as you move past it or as daylight shifts through the room. The neutral grey-and-silver tones of the glass frame pair with both warm and cool interior palettes without adding colour that might clash with furnishings. The wood backing is not visible when the mirror is hung and serves only as a structural component. Specification Product Size 112 x 81cm Depth 2cm Weight 14.6kg Material Wood Frequently Asked How is the Glassis mounted? The 14.6kg weight requires two secure wall fixings rated for mirrors of this weight. D-rings or a hanging plate are typically pre-fitted to the wood backing. Use appropriate wall plugs for your wall type — plasterboard fixings must be rated for 15kg+ each. Can it be hung horizontally or vertically? The 112x81cm proportions are designed for vertical (portrait) orientation. Horizontal hanging is possible if the existing hanging hardware allows it, but the visual effect is optimised for portrait placement. Is the bevelled frame real glass or plastic? The stepped frame is real bevelled glass in two tones, creating the triple-layer effect. The bevelling refracts light and gives dimensional depth that plastic frame overlays cannot replicate. What rooms does it suit? The Glassis works in hallways and corridors where vertical mirrors help to visually extend the space, above console tables in living rooms and entryways, and as a feature wall mirror in bathrooms where the size and weight can be safely supported.
