A traffic mirror shows the driver what cannot be seen directly: the car coming round the corner of a building, the cyclist on the pavement, the pedestrian stepping out between two parked cars. A convex surface covers a much wider angle than a flat mirror, so both directions of the road show up in a single view.
Both have an acrylic mirror, which withstands knocks better than glass, and a PPC plastic frame, orange with black sections.
Each mirror comes with two fixing kits: one for a pole of Ø48-85 mm and one for a wall. It can go on a separate pole, on a traffic light pole or on the pole of a pedestrian crossing sign.
The larger the mirror, the larger the image in it and the easier it is to read from a distance. Where cars approach at speed or the mirror is far from the driver, choose Ø80 cm. In enclosed spaces or at slow exits, Ø60 cm is enough.
The mirror usually goes opposite the exit or on the outside of the bend, high enough that tall vehicles do not hit it. Before tightening the fixing, check from the driver's seat what the mirror shows. For other car park products, see parking solutions. We deliver within 24-48 hours.
Each mirror comes with a fixing for poles of Ø48-85 mm and a fixing for walls.
The mirror is acrylic, which withstands knocks better than glass and is lighter, and the frame is PPC plastic.
Yes, as long as the pole is between Ø48 and Ø85 mm in diameter.
Atto Trafic supplies complete road signage and safety equipment — signs, traffic signs, markings, parking barriers, speed bumps, mirrors, bollards and accessories.