Rf.14 Big Round Mirror With Brass, About Dia 100 Cm

The RF.14 BIG ROUND MIRROR WITH BRASS measures exactly 100.00 cm in width, 100.00 cm in depth, and has a profile height of 3.00 cm. This circular wall mirror occupies a volumetric space of 0.0300 m3, making its physical presence substantial yet flat enough to sit flush against standard wall surfaces. The central viewing area consists of a single sheet of clear flat glass, cut into a precise circle with a 100 cm diameter, functioning to reflect light and spatial depth across a room without optical distortion.

The defining characteristic of this model is the frame treatment, executed in brass pleating. This manufacturing process involves wrapping or coating the structural edge with metal sheeting treated to achieve a brass finish, visible along the 3.00 cm deep outer rim. The brass pleating creates a continuous metallic border that frames the circular glass panel, sealing the perimeter and protecting the underlying substrate. The finish displays the characteristic warm metallic tone of brass, interacting directly with ambient room illumination through specular highlights along its curved edge.

Structural integrity relies on a rigid backing board designed to support the weight of the 100 cm glass plate and the surrounding metal framework. The 3.00 cm depth accommodates the thickness of the mirror glass, the internal support bracing, and the outer brass pleating, leaving a consistent shadow gap between the wall and the rear edge of the frame when hung correctly. Mounting hardware, typically secured to the reverse side, distributes the total weight evenly across wall anchors or studs capable of holding large-format mirrors.

Maintenance requirements for the RF.14 mirror involve standard glass cleaners for the reflective surface and a dry or slightly damp microfiber cloth for the brass-pleated frame to prevent dust accumulation. Abrasive chemical cleaners are unsuitable for the brass finish, as harsh solvents can degrade the plated layer over extended periods. The materials used—specifically glass and brass-pleated composite or metal—exhibit standard durability under indoor climatic conditions, provided the mirror is kept away from prolonged direct moisture exposure.

Spatial integration depends on the 100 cm diameter dimension, which requires a clear wall space of at least one meter square. The circular geometry contrasts with rectangular architectural elements such as doorways, windows, and standard furniture pieces, creating a distinct visual focal point based purely on form and scale. The neutral reflectivity of the glass combined with the metallic perimeter allows the piece to function in residential entryways, above living room consoles, or within commercial interiors where large-format wall mirrors are specified for layout utility and light distribution.