Posted 9 months ago by DodostoreUK
Steam Free Bathroom Mirror Defogger Heating Pad / Demister Pad 10% OFF
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With a simple to install mirror demister you no longer have to wait for the mist to clear before shaving, drying your hair or putting on make up.
With our ultra thin heated pads all you have to do is peel off the backing and stick it to the rear of the mirror. A connection is usually made to the lighting circuit so it's not on all the time.
Running costs are negligible - based on one hours use per day, an average demister will cost just 2-3 pence per week to run - a small price to pay for permanent mist free mirrors!
Bespoke sizes and Voltages are available on request (for larger quantities) different standard sizes to ensure a perfect fit, every time.
Selecting the correct size heater
Normally the mirror demister pad closest in size, but smaller than the mirror in question should be selected. The area covered will remain condensation free plus an additional margin around the edge of the mirror heater.
Combining multiple units
Multiple units can be combined to ensure complete coverage for the mirror in question, they should be wired in parallel.
Coverage
Although Mirror Defogger pad is usually installed covering the majority of the mirror, there is no requirement for this to be the case and some people prefer the look of a smaller panel in the centre of the mirror to be clear, surrounded by an area of condensation. To obtain this effect, select a mirror steam free significantly smaller than your mirror.
Simple installation
Mirror Heat has a self-adhesive backing enabling it to be easily attached to the reverse of a mirror. The mirror can then be affixed to the wall and the mirror defogger pad can be covered with mirror adhesive, which must be solvent free. If being used with a safety-backed mirror the backing should be earthed, as should all metal parts surrounding the mirror.
Suitable for nearly all mirrors
Glass is a good conductor of heat and Mirror Heat is suitable for all recognised thicknesses of mirror. The thicker the mirror, the longer it will take for the heat to permeate. Care should be taken with mirrors which have cut outs as the mirror will be weakened in that area. The possibility of weakness will be reduced if the corners of any cut outs have radii.
Hotel projects
Mirror Heat is particularly suitable for use in hotel projects where it can be wired in through either the bathroom lighting system or the key-card operated circuit.
Mirror heaters are specified as standard in most new hotel complexes or refurbishments.
With our ultra thin heated pads all you have to do is peel off the backing and stick it to the rear of the mirror. A connection is usually made to the lighting circuit so it's not on all the time.
Running costs are negligible - based on one hours use per day, an average demister will cost just 2-3 pence per week to run - a small price to pay for permanent mist free mirrors!
Bespoke sizes and Voltages are available on request (for larger quantities) different standard sizes to ensure a perfect fit, every time.
Selecting the correct size heater
Normally the mirror demister pad closest in size, but smaller than the mirror in question should be selected. The area covered will remain condensation free plus an additional margin around the edge of the mirror heater.
Combining multiple units
Multiple units can be combined to ensure complete coverage for the mirror in question, they should be wired in parallel.
Coverage
Although Mirror Defogger pad is usually installed covering the majority of the mirror, there is no requirement for this to be the case and some people prefer the look of a smaller panel in the centre of the mirror to be clear, surrounded by an area of condensation. To obtain this effect, select a mirror steam free significantly smaller than your mirror.
Simple installation
Mirror Heat has a self-adhesive backing enabling it to be easily attached to the reverse of a mirror. The mirror can then be affixed to the wall and the mirror defogger pad can be covered with mirror adhesive, which must be solvent free. If being used with a safety-backed mirror the backing should be earthed, as should all metal parts surrounding the mirror.
Suitable for nearly all mirrors
Glass is a good conductor of heat and Mirror Heat is suitable for all recognised thicknesses of mirror. The thicker the mirror, the longer it will take for the heat to permeate. Care should be taken with mirrors which have cut outs as the mirror will be weakened in that area. The possibility of weakness will be reduced if the corners of any cut outs have radii.
Hotel projects
Mirror Heat is particularly suitable for use in hotel projects where it can be wired in through either the bathroom lighting system or the key-card operated circuit.
Mirror heaters are specified as standard in most new hotel complexes or refurbishments.