Acrylic mirrors are super strong and can withstand great impacts such as collisions, crashes, or any bangs and are mainly used in safety areas or where glass could crack or shatter. You can usually find them in public restrooms, schools or hotels, etc.

Acrylic mirrors are usually placed in high-traffic areas where safety is a priority. They possess a longer lifespan and are easier to cut, install and clean than glass mirrors. They are 30 times stronger than glass mirrors and half the weight of glass. They can be easily bent and curved and perfect for any DIY or construction project.

Acrylic mirrors can be easily bent which makes them difficult to break or crack. They are very flexible and impact-resistant due to their plastic features.

Acrylic mirrors are durable, super strong, shatter-resistant, long-lasting, and half the weight of a regular glass mirror. Acrylic mirrors are not heat-resistant and can be easily scratched. Glass mirrors instead do offer a perfect reflection while acrylic mirrors are less reflective. They are a popular decorative choice while acrylic mirrors are mainly used for DIY projects and high-traffic environments where safety is a priority. The downside of acrylic mirrors is that they can warp when installed outdoors whereas a glass mirror does not warp easily. Glass mirrors instead are heavy and not recommended for safety areas and can break easily when placed in high-traffic areas. Both mirrors in the end offer great benefits depending on the project environment.