Solid Teak Floor Mirror - Natural | Online8 New ZealandSolid teak, not veneer — and at 1840mm that distinction is worth paying for. Teak is dense, oily and dimensionally stable, which is why it survives outdoors on boat decks, and in a mirror of this height it means the frame holds its shape rather than slowly twisting the glass out of true the way lighter timbers can. The mirror itself is bevelled, so the edge catches light and gives the glass an edge you can see rather than one that simply stops.Why It Stands Apart Solid teak throughout. Not a veneer over board. The timber runs through the section, so an edge knock takes a dent rather than lifting a surface layer that cannot be repaired. A bevelled mirror edge. The angled perimeter refracts light along the border, adding depth that a flat-cut mirror of the same size does not have. Dimensionally stable at height. Teak's natural oils and tight grain resist the seasonal movement that puts long frames under strain, which matters across a 1840mm span. Natural, unstained finish. The colour is the timber's own, so it will mellow with age into a deeper honey tone rather than wearing through a surface stain. Specifications Colour Natural Frame Solid teak Glass Bevelled mirror Overall size 920mm wide x 1840mm high x 40mm deep Shipping weight Please call the showroom to confirm SKU HC2014 Frequently Asked QuestionsHow do I stop it tipping over?Strap or bracket it into a stud. At 1840mm high and 920mm wide this is a large, heavy panel, and leaned against a wall it can be pulled over by a child, a dog, or a knock while vacuuming. Never lean it on a rug or an uneven floor, where the base can slip or rock, and never where a door can swing into it. If you would rather hang it, fix into structural framing across more than one stud and check for wiring first.Will it fit through a standard doorway?At 1840mm it clears a 1980mm door frame upright, but with under 150mm to spare and 920mm of width to swing. Plan the route in before delivery, allow for stair turns and tight corners, and treat it as a two-person carry.Can it go in a bathroom?Teak copes with humidity far better than most timbers, so a well-ventilated bathroom is reasonable. The limit is not the frame but the mirror backing and the fixings, so keep it well away from direct shower spray and do not let water pool against the bottom rail.How should I care for the teak?Dust it with a dry cloth and leave it alone. Untreated teak will lighten slightly in strong sunlight and mellow over the years, which is normal. Avoid silicone-based furniture polishes, which sit on the surface and dull the natural lustre.What does it weigh?The weight recorded against this product came through a bulk supplier import that applied one figure across mirrors of wildly different sizes, so we do not trust it. Call the showroom and we will confirm the real shipping weight — with solid teak at this size it is substantial.How is it delivered?Shipping charges are available at checkout.Can I see it? Please give our showroom a call at 09 278 8881 to check if this is on display.
