Guest bathroom
Single vanity models
Start with a frameless rectangle, a round framed mirror or an oval model. Check the vanity elevation, lighting arrangement and required functions before fixing the size.
Hospitality Projects
Plan the mirror package for every hotel room type.
Bring vanity, suite and dressing-area mirrors into one coordinated project schedule. MIVEQ supports model selection and specification review so the designer, buyer and installer work from the same room and drawing references.
Room Planning
Separate the spaces that need different mirror decisions.
Model references describe product directions, not completed hotel installations. Follow the comparison or catalog links to review the available photographs and dimensions.
Suite bathroom
Wide and magnifier configurations
Decide whether the layout needs one wide mirror or separate mirrors over each basin. Record magnifier location, controls and anti-fog requirements with the selected variant.
Guest room
Dressing-area mirrors
The MV-FM-F5016 full-length model has a 500 x 1600 mm size reference. Keep room mirrors separate from bathroom mirrors when their location, controls or packing marks differ.
Hanging & Installation Planning
Resolve hospitality mirror mounting details before sample approval.
The project installer should confirm the wall and fixing requirements. Use the checklist below to coordinate the design; the approved model instructions and site assessment determine the installation method.
| Project detail | Information to record | Decision it supports |
|---|---|---|
| Wall and backing | Wall construction, backing position and installer requirements | Reviewing the fixing arrangement for the actual site |
| Mirror position | Vanity elevation, centerline, fittings and clearance | Checking alignment and conflicts before final dimensions are approved |
| Bracket and access | Proposed mounting drawing, hanging direction and removal space | Confirming installation and future service access |
| Electrical handoff | Cable exit, driver access, switch relationship and project requirements | Keeping the proposed electrical configuration aligned with the room |
| Receiving and sorting | Room type, model code, delivery phase, carton mark and accessory list | Matching each package to the correct installation location |
Worked Site Handoff
Give each open site question an owner and a drawing reference.
Fictional coordination example, not a completed MIVEQ project or an approved installation. The roles below are proposed reviewers; your project team should name the person responsible for each decision.
Room / variant: Standard king bathroom · STD-A / V1. Model reference: MV-CR-R6080, 600 x 800 mm. This is a starting size, subject to site and drawing review. Working files: buyer elevation STD-A-ELEV-r02.pdf and proposed supplier drawing STD-A-MIR-r01.pdf. These example filenames are not downloadable project documents.
STD-A / V1 · Position
Does the mirror fit the latest elevation?
Open: the buyer elevation is revision 02, but the proposed mirror drawing still refers to revision 01.
- Proposed reviewer: project designer, with site dimensions from the installer.
- Confirm: mirror outline and position against the vanity, fittings and tile layout on the current elevation.
- Closure evidence: dated, marked-up elevation and matching mirror drawing revision, with the reviewer's name and decision.
STD-A / V1 · Mounting
Who confirms the wall and access conditions?
Open: the proposed mirror drawing does not yet reference the site wall/backing information or the removal route.
- Proposed reviewer: project installer, with the supplier reviewing the proposed mirror arrangement.
- Confirm: wall/backing record, mounting drawing and installation/removal access for this variant.
- Closure evidence: referenced site record and reviewed drawing with outstanding mounting questions resolved; a model photograph alone is insufficient.
STD-A / V1 · Electrical
Do the site and mirror drawings agree?
Open: the cable-exit and driver-access positions have not been checked against the room electrical drawing.
- Proposed reviewer: qualified project electrical contractor, coordinated with the supplier.
- Confirm: the proposed connection, controls and service-access arrangement against the current room drawing and project requirements.
- Closure evidence: dated drawing references and named reviewer confirmations for both the site requirement and proposed product arrangement.
Example decision: open — site coordination is not signed off. Keep unresolved questions attached to the variant when requesting a quote. Before approving the affected sample details, record the agreed drawing revisions, reviewer names, dates and remaining conditions. This example does not specify wiring, fixings or installation clearances; those depend on the approved product instructions and qualified site review.
If the layout changes to revision 03, mark revision 02 as superseded and reopen every affected decision. Carry the agreed variant and drawing references into the sample approval record; site coordination does not replace product sample acceptance. Use the existing blank sample decision CSV for that separate review. Send the room schedule, active drawings and open questions through the hotel RFQ.
Coordinate the Handoff
Use one room schedule from quotation through installation.
Keep the room type, model, quantity, drawing revision and sample status together. When a requirement changes, update the affected row and attach the revised reference.
Editable in spreadsheet software. The example contains illustrative quantities and unapproved requirements; replace them with your project information before submitting.
See the worked room-schedule example for quantities and variants. For quotation stages, sample sign-off and bulk packing, continue to hotel bathroom mirror manufacturing.
RFQ First
Share your hotel room schedule.
Include drawings, mirror quantities, model references, destination, sample requirements and required delivery phases so MIVEQ can review the project scope.