Finish sample
Inspect the surfaces buyers will see
Check frame color, gloss, texture, joints, corners, exposed edges, mirror alignment, and any accepted variation against the active model or drawing.
Framed mirrors
Framed lighted mirrors for design-led hospitality and retail programs.
Framed mirrors combine lighting decisions with finish control, corner details, visible surface standards, sample approval, and export packaging.
Finish Record
Keep the visible frame decision tied to the model.
A framed lighted mirror is partly a lighting product and partly a visible finish item. The quotation record should connect frame material, finish reference, profile, corner detail, lighting, functions, and packaging route before a sample is approved.
| Record area | What the buyer should define | Why it matters before quotation |
|---|---|---|
| Frame finish | Finish family, reference chip or photo, gloss or texture expectation, visible edge standard, and acceptable variation | Prevents black, gold, brushed, or custom finishes from being treated as interchangeable after sampling. |
| Frame structure | Frame material direction, profile depth, corner or joint detail, exposed edge, shape, and finished size | Changes the drawing, visible face, packing depth, and the way the mirror is inspected before approval. |
| Lighting and functions | Backlit, front-lit, or combined lighting, CCT, dimming, anti-fog, magnifier, switch behavior, driver access, and cable exit | Keeps electrical and function decisions attached to the same framed model rather than a separate product note. |
| Project route | Hotel room type, retail private-label line, commercial vanity area, sample target, and repeat-order expectation | Different routes need different approval records, labels, carton marks, and replacement planning. |
| Packaging route | Protective film, inner protection, carton mark, retail carton or export carton, label needs, artwork status, pallet notes, and destination | Finished frames are visible surfaces, so packing and label decisions should be reviewed with the approved sample. |
Use the sample approval checklist for finish and structure sign-off, and the packaging checklist for carton, label, artwork, and handling details.
RFQ Decisions
Separate appearance decisions from electrical decisions.
Framed mirror projects move faster when the visible finish, physical structure, lighting behavior, and packaging route are reviewed as distinct decisions. Mark uncertain items clearly instead of assuming a default.
| Decision | What the buyer should define | Why it affects the quote | Sample or handoff check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finish family | Black, gold, brushed titanium, buyer-owned finish reference, or another finish direction. | Finish choice can change sampling, visible-surface inspection, packaging protection, and repeat-order records. | Compare the physical sample against the finish reference and record any accepted variation. |
| Profile and shape | Round, rectangular, arch, tall, profile depth, corner detail, and target dimensions. | Shape and profile affect frame fabrication, glass size, mounting envelope, and carton dimensions. | Check frame joints, finished depth, glass alignment, and mounting fit before approval. |
| Lighting structure | Backlit glow, front-lit task lighting, combined lighting, CCT, dimming, control method, and anti-fog relationship. | Lighting choices change LED layout, driver selection, diffuser review, and electrical handoff. | Record brightness expectation, switch behavior, cable exit, driver access, and anti-fog operation. |
| Magnifier option | Whether a magnifier is required, where it should sit, and whether it changes the lighting or anti-fog layout. | Magnifier placement changes the useful viewing area and may affect wiring, inspection, and user instructions. | Approve magnifier location with the drawing, sample photo set, and final function record. |
| Packaging handoff | Project carton, retail carton, room mark, barcode, label, artwork status, destination, and handling notes. | Visible frame protection and label accuracy can affect replacement risk and repeat-order consistency. | Review carton marks, inner protection, label content, and artwork separately from the mirror function sample. |
Sample and Packaging Handoff
Approve the frame before bulk production and packing files are locked.
A framed mirror sample can pass lighting review while the finish, label, or carton still needs revision. Keep those approvals separate so the final order record is usable by production, quality, and packing teams.
Function sample
Review lighting and controls with the frame
Record CCT, dimming, anti-fog behavior, magnifier placement, cable exit, driver access, and mounting notes with the same framed model code.
Packing sample
Protect the approved finish route
Confirm protective film, inner supports, carton marks, retail or export carton route, label requirements, artwork status, and destination handling notes before bulk packing.
Quote Package
Send the files that define the framed mirror build.
MIVEQ can review framed lighted mirror projects more clearly when the RFQ separates frame finish, structure, lighting, sample approval, and packaging requirements.
- Model reference, drawing or photo, target dimensions, shape, frame profile, finish reference, and quantity by variant
- Lighting structure, CCT, dimming, switch behavior, anti-fog area, magnifier requirement, cable exit, and mounting notes
- Visible-surface standard, sample deadline, accepted variation notes, destination-market requirements, and buyer-side approval contacts
- Project or retail packaging route, carton marks, label or barcode needs, artwork status, pallet notes, and destination
Reference Models
Use photographed framed models as specification starting points.
The listed dimensions and features describe MIVEQ reference models. Final finish, frame profile, lighting output, electrical configuration, documents, labels, and packaging still need quotation and sample approval.
| Model | Reference size | Listed features | Selection question |
|---|---|---|---|
| MV-FR-O700 FRAME Black-Framed Round Mirror | Dia. 700 mm | Black stainless-steel frame, backlit structure, anti-fog, touch sensor control | A round black-framed reference when the finish and circular outline define the design direction. |
| MV-FR-R6598 FRAME Gold Metal-Framed Rectangular Mirror | 650 x 980 mm | Gold metal frame, vertical bathroom format, integrated magnifier and lighting | A vertical gold-framed reference when the project needs a visible metal finish and integrated magnifier discussion. |
| MV-FR-R5612 FRAME Brushed Titanium Tall Rectangular Mirror | 560 x 1200 mm | Tall brushed metal-frame format with backlit illumination and touch control | A tall brushed metal-frame reference for suites, apartments, or dressing-area planning. |
| MV-FM-F5016 FORM Full-Length Mirror | 500 x 1600 mm | Full-length illuminated mirror for rooms, apartments, and fitting spaces | A full-length framed reference when the program includes hotel-room or retail fitting-area mirrors. |
These dimensions and features describe the listed reference models. Final dimensions, electrical configuration, light output, documentation and packaging must be confirmed in the quotation and approved sample. A model photo does not establish a rating or certification for your project.
Prepare the finished request with the LED mirror RFQ checklist. For private-label carton, label, and repeat-order requirements, continue to private-label LED mirror manufacturing.
FAQ
Common RFQ questions.
Use these answers to prepare a clearer mirror sourcing request before sample or production review.
Can MIVEQ support custom frame finishes?
Yes. Custom finishes can be reviewed with finish references, quantity, sample requirements, and visible surface expectations.
Are framed mirrors available with anti-fog?
Yes. Anti-fog can be reviewed together with lighting, wiring, switch method, and destination-market notes.
RFQ First
Ready to specify a project?
Send drawings, quantities, dimensions, compliance notes, delivery targets, and packaging requirements. MIVEQ will review the project scope and respond with next steps.