Safety Mirrors by Facility Type

Pick your building and see which mirrors go where: convenience stores, restaurants, offices, hospitals, schools, parking garages, and swimming pools.

Convenience Stores — Which mirror goes where in a convenience store: convex mirrors for aisle ends, dome mirrors for the cooler corner and stockroom door, and DomeVex for watching the whole floor from the register. Sizes, placement, and mounting.
Restaurants — Where to mount a mirror at a restaurant kitchen door, the server line, and dining room corners so servers see each other before they collide. DomeVex wide-view mirrors, half domes, and Office-Eye mirrors with sizes and mounting.
Offices — Mirrors for office hallway corners, stairwell landings, elevator lobbies, and cubicle intersections. Office-Eye eye-level mirrors, half domes for T-intersections, and drop-in domes for grid ceilings. Sizes and mounting.
Hospitals & Healthcare — Corridor intersection mirrors for hospitals and clinics. Half domes at T and four-way corridor crossings, Office-Eye mirrors at elevators and doorways, full domes for busy grid-ceiling areas. Sized for gurney and cart traffic.
Schools — Convex and dome mirrors for school hallway intersections, entrance and exit vestibules, classroom doors, stairwells, and the bus loop. Shatter-resistant acrylic and polycarbonate, sized for corridor width, with mounting notes for block walls.
Parking Garages — Which convex mirror to mount at a parking garage ramp turn, exit lane, column corner, and stairwell. Indoor convex 12 to 48 inches, outdoor models for the street exit, rectangular mirrors for low clearance, and DomeVex for two-way ramps.
Swimming Pools — Acrylic convex mirrors for indoor and outdoor pools. Cover the blind spot behind a slide, under a lifeguard chair, around a column, or at a backyard pool corner. Sizes 12 to 36 inches with a plastic back, mounting hardware included.